Regular Investing | A Beginner's Guide
In this video, we're going to discuss what Regular Investing is, how it works, the benefits of Regular Investing and how to put it all together.
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Why do I use Text To Speech(TTS)?
I want these videos to be solely focused on the information, rather than the teacher providing that information. TTS also allows me to provide each episode with crisp, clear narration, without the need to distract you with things like personality, or lifestyle, which could take away from the honest and factual information that I am trying to share via these videos.
What is Think, Learn, Finance?
Think, Learn, Finance. or 'TLF' for short, is a simple idea really, as a professional currently working in the Financial Services sector in the UK with multiple qualifications, I find it scary just how much bad information is present online and especially on YouTube.
The amount of fake trading gurus with rented Lamborghinis, master investors with all the secrets and other fools spouting nonsense is truly worrying, but what worries me much more is that there are new or young investors who do not understand just how bogus these people are.
I want to offer a safe space, where the information provided is clear, factually correct, unbiased and free from the fakery that poisons financial education.
This is why we always finish every video with the slogan, "And remember, not everything that shines is gold!", to always remind ourselves of the fakes & misinformation out there and to be careful when consuming information or making decisions!
Disclaimer:
The information within this video does not constitute financial advice or recommendation and should not be considered as such. The information within this video is purely for informational purposes only.
Always do your own research and seek independent financial advice when required.
This video does not purport to explain all aspects of this topic in detail and ‘Think, Learn, Finance.’ accepts no liability for any reliance placed or investment decisions made from it.
Always remember that the value of investments and any income derived from them can fall as well as rise and you may not get back the original amount you invested.