How to Start Investing in the Stock Market

If you're wondering how to start investing in the stock market, then you've come to the right place. In this video, I share a simple investing strategy that will allow you to begin your investing journey and own a piece of the stock market.
Compound Interest Explained:
401K Explained:
Traditional IRA vs Roth IRA:
0:00 - Intro
0:53 - What is investing?
3:30 - Three Investment Accounts, Explained
7:09 - Making Your First Investment
10:28 - Question of the Day
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[@GrowWithScripts]

Love your vids teach me alot about personal finance an answer all my questions. Thank you

[@mrbaboy]

Im slowly getting away from individual company stocks. Getting only stocks that pay decent dividends.

[@timetravelere1208]

I am your first comment. Please make a video about the downsides of compound interest 😥

[@PracticalPersonalFinance]

Yes indeed! Thanks for watching!! Always appreciate some new ideas. In terms of investing, there aren’t many downsides to compounding. It’s all beneficial! However in terms of debt, compound interest can be a big deal, especially if the payments you’re making on a debt don’t cover the interest that accrues each month. Is that what you’re referring to?

[@timetravelere1208]

@@PracticalPersonalFinance No I don't have debt currently. I am aiming at financial growth. I need to know if compound interest is just money growing or if I need to think of taxes, risks, fees, anything that might happen. Thank you!

[@timetravelere1208]

What are escrow accounts? Are they risky?