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Why Invest?

Investing caters to diverse goals, from retirement to entrepreneurship. Assess needed funds, choose strategies in shares, cash, property, and fixed interest for growth or income.

Investing and financial freedom means something different to everybody:

being able to retire at 50, setting up your own business, paying the mortgage, writing a novel or travelling the world.

To achieve your goals consider how much you will need, and then think about how you can invest your money to help you achieve these goals.

‌This course will look at:

  • Some of the key approaches to investing
  • Developing a financial plan
  • Understanding the main investment areas: shares, cash, property and fixed interest.

Let's look at the first part in this lesson.

Investing for capital growth

Capital growth occurs when the value of your investment increases. Most people invest for capital growth to build their wealth over time and protect themselves against inflation.

Investing for income

People can seek an income stream from their investments in order to supplement their primary source of income. Many retired people live off the income from their investments (e.g. dividends from shares and rent from property). Fixed interest products such as bonds and hybrids offer a potentially regular income stream.

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Lesson List
1
Finding a Trading Idea
2
Making a First-Time Investment
3
Money Management in Stock Trading
4
Emotion Management in Stock Trading
5
Preparing for a Trade
6
How to monitor your trade
7
What Are the Different Types of Investments?
8
Portfolio Investment
9
Saving vs Investing
10
Is Investing Risky?
11
An Introduction to Two Risk Categories
12
How to Evaluate the Performance of Return in Your Portfolio
13
How to Build a Portfolio
14
What Is a Portfolio?
Why Invest?
16
How to Invest
17
Your Investment Strategy
18
The Main Investment Areas
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