1: Have You Considered Investing?

It’s important to consider if investing is right for you. This means understanding your current financial position, such as your income, expenses, any debt you may have, and if you have dependents.

It’s also important to think about your short- and long-term financial goals, and if investing can help you reach those goals. It could be that paying off credit cards, establishing an emergency fund, or buying some life insurance is a better choice for you right now.

A registered investment professional can work with you to help you understand your financial situation and review your goals with you to assess if investing is the right path for you.

Although you don’t need a large sum of money to start investing, you do need to make sure you’re in an appropriate financial position that allows you to be comfortable with the risks that can come with investing.