How to Invest Money for Beginners

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1. get proper protection first before anything else
2. Jack,
   I like sunglasses on your face a lot. Also, your tips are very straight forward, easy to understand, and very applicable to early investors. Your age will be a great challenge, considering the advice you are giving is targeted to 27-40 year olds. I did not want to listen to you at first, but after you put on the the sunglasses, I was game. I like your insight. I appreciate your videos and easy insight to financial markets which seem crazy. Keep up the good work, and definitely wear a pair of sunglasses ;)
3. yeah, idk about canada but roth iras and 401ks are some of the best ways to invest, especially if you start it early
4. Can you please make a video on how to buy stock market share online or sell for beginners?
5. Hey jack, to get the tax break and write it off as a "business" expense does the home/ rental property have to be owned by a company ir can it be in your personal name? thanks!
6. You are so wrong on #6 roth ira/401k... You must be thinking of a CD. A Roth ira is a type of account where the gains are not taxed. You can't take the gains out until you are 60 (or you will pay taxes and 10% penalty on any gains), but you can take the contributions out before then if you need to. You can buy stocks using this type of account. It's actually one of the best ways to invest. 401k is good too, you put in money before it is taxed, then when you are old you take the money out, you pay tax. Also, the company will usually match your contribution up to a point (maybe 5% - 10% of your salary). The match is free money, think of it as 100% return on investment. The problem with 401k is your investment options are limited. But they usually have a S&P 500 index fund. Just buy that. Long term you can expect 6.5% plus dividends. Anyway, thanks for the video.
7. Quick question: let's say I buy a coke stock $10 a share a I put $500 so I have 50 stocks. Let's say a week later coke is at $15 a share and I put another $500. Do I pay the $15 a share or $10??? Please answer if the question is confusing let me know thanks
8. I love these videos man!
9. Thank you for this Jack!
10. In your next video, Could you please recommend some books in relation to finance (Investment) for beginners or Intermediate? Many Thanks.
11. #5. Good luck getting a mortgage payment on a 500k house for $1800 a month. Even just P&I on a 30 year mortgage you would need less than 2% interest (won't happen) and it's not including taxes and insurance on the property (in Texas this could easily approach $1k per month on a $500k house). This example wouldn't cash flow, but could still be profitable for the principle pay down, appreciation and tax breaks.
12. buy a white board eraser - saves money on paper towels :)
13. Since we've had the holidays in the uk I've had 6 wanks a day
14. most dividends are normally less than 5% so how do they make 10% is the other 5% from capital gains?
15. Trading app Robin Hood has no trading fees, so you could invest as little as you like and it's free.
16. Thank you so much for your tips, Jack! You are helping me immensely. ❤
17. Hey jack, what's your thoughts on the forex market?