We are all aware that we need to save money. We need to save for a rainy day, for emergencies and for our comfort in our old age. We know we need to save but how much and what is the best way to do it?
There are as many answers as there are questions. Every persons financial situation varies, their options vary, their tax situation varies and their lifestyles and expectations vary. So, there can be no simple solution for everyone. You need to consider your current needs, financial situation, your future expectations and family responsibilities.
You will find plenty of people and dozens of websites who will happily advise you as to where you might invest any money you have. Some of that advice may be wonderful but some will be less successful. The more you understand about how and where your money is invested and why that may be an appropriate choice for you the better you will be able to judge if it is the best solution for your needs.
There are thousands of different investment opportunities and hundreds of different providers. They will all vary somewhat but general principles often apply to each type of product and once you understand some of the potential benefits and pitfalls you may well find that you decide something will be right for you.
Before you can get out of Prison you must recognise that you are locked inside. - Anon