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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 How To Invest
0:21 Definition
0:28 Step 1: Calculate how much money you gave
1:14 Step 2: Set up an Emergency Fund
1:51 Step 3: Create a strategy
3:11 Step 4: Pick your investments
3:25 Stocks
3:50 ETFs
4:24 Mutual Funds
4:49 GICs
6:02 Step 5: Open an investment account
6:18 TaxAdvantaged Account
7:05 Step 6: Purchase your investments
7:50 Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA)
8:25 How I'm investing in 2022



The video is about how to invest for beginners in 9 min. The video is clear and concise, and covers the basics of investing in an easytounderstand way. You'll learn about all the essential steps, like creating a budget, building an emergency fund, creating a strategy, different types of investments, taxadvantaged accounts, and purchasing your investments. I also talk about when to buy and Dollar Cost Averaging. By the end of this video, you'll be ready to start investing and be on your way to financial success!



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