Here are some common sense guidelines to help you invest successfully and avoid common mistakes. Decide if you’re ready Most financial advisors recommend that you have enough savings on-hand to cover two to six months of expenses before starting to invest. That way, you’ll be prepared to cover your expenses in case of an emergency, a sudden illness, or if you lose your job. Once you’ve built up enough savings — and your debts are low enough that you can comfortably pay them — you’re ready to consider investing. Start investing as soon as you can The earlier you start,...
Avoid common investing mistakes
