Start with a broader financial plan
It’s important to take into account other financial obligations before jumping in head first. You should limit discretionary spending, but you shouldn’t prioritize investing over paying rent.
The right advisor
Finding the right financial advisor is an important first step in planning for your future. Use our SmartSearch tool to find a professional that can help you navigate the tricky world of investing.
Start small
If you start early enough, you can invest as little as 1% of your income, and then gradually grow this percentage until you’ve reached the 50:30:20 threshold.
Don’t forget to invest in yourself
Studies have proven that if you look good, you feel confident, and you perform better. So buy that new suit or invest in a gym membership.