Though you gain very good knowledge, you are required to have enough money to start investing financially. If you have money then just get started, else just get a job or save the money by cutting on your expenses or if you have money in those lee interest giving savings accounts just get it out and start investing. If you have the option to direct investment in your IRA's and invest financially then it's the best way as it would be non taxable to some extent. If you are still a student in school then its advisable to get a part time job and start investing. One can never depend upon the organizations retirement policy as there is a danger of being left with the empty pockets on the retirement day, so just start investing financially.
Then finally choose the field you want to invest in, there are loads and loads of pages of information available in the market there are traditional ways of investing financially, such as mutual funds, bonds and on the other hand the less traditional ones like investing in the real estate field. Investing financially in the stock market is also advisable too but you are required to have good sound fundamentals to cope up with the market trends and avoid financial risks and losses. If you decide to invest in the real estate, then just concentrate on the areas where the lands or houses can achieve maximum growth in the recent future years. If you are investing in stocks then see which stocks are stable which are not, which stocks are good for long term investments and which are good for short term investments .just remember the risks and act in a wise way.
Investing financially in new business's which are untouched till now and there is a scope for maximum growth is also a good idea. You have to look at what is urgently required for the society and what is scarcely available and should have less competitors. This will result in higher profits in a shorter period of time.
In this world where the prices of commodities are ever growing there is definitive need of investing financially to achieve ultimate independence financially and avoid the scenario of being left with an empty savings account on the day you retire, when the money matters most.
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