investing

well you probably been good at spending a lot yeah yeah yeah but II feel as though a lot of that spending. has been investment into myself ...
so you've got to keep one investing in yourself for sure if you feel that that money can be uh recouped. um but also look

the biggest gain that you can probably get because let's face it if you're you know surrounded by five losers that say "Oh I wouldn't invest you're

better off people wealthier people around you say "Yeah we all invest why don't you?" Well you're going to invest. you know
yeah yeah you know you had to you know once I started investing at 18 I had to phone up a stock broker. and Yeah bye

don't want somebody else who's also going to be an amazing Baker is like "Yeah what's the point what's the point?" You know you can invest in a in
and go back to that list we have number three was the stock. market. yeah yeah that was kind of I've been investing.
and II invest heavily into uh index funds which are very very straightforward for me the less I do the less I touch my money
so you've not got high charges you your charges are like generally 0.01 of a percent it's very very small so if you invest £10,000 for example you it's
... 70% of your earnings is going to you know go towards your living expenses your rent your food and bits and pieces 20% you should be investing
should be investing i mean I was always told 10 when I was younger. so a minimum I've ever invested or put away is 10% of what I've earned
make them good enough for our market. and that's the quality control aspect. so did that require aa lot of upfront investment.