I made my first Investing mistake - here’s how to avoid it | Jess Gets Investing
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Jess discusses her first investing mistake and how to avoid it with financial educator Jess Brady.
Jess just made her first investing “mistake”. A purchase she made, regretted and then almost immediately sold. She thought starting investing was the hard part! It turns out that staying invested- despite what life or the market throws at you- is the hardest part. To avoid making the same mistake again, Jess wants to automate the investing process. To find out how, she sat down with Jess Brady, a former financial adviser turned money educator and author of Get Growing. They walk through how to set up systems and techniques to help you stay invested long term. Plus friend of the show and thrifty Aussie investor- Bree on a Budget pays Jess a visit! They chat through Bree’s best frugal tips to keep the space in your budget to stay investing consistently. Chapters: 00:00:00 Staying Invested Is The Real Challenge 00:03:03 The Question Every Investment Needs 00:07:12 Automate Investing And Avoid Mistakes 00:11:44 Prepare For The Bear 00:17:21 How Often Should You Check? 00:20:38 When Life Changes The Plan 00:27:38 Spending Habits That Build Wealth Links mentioned in this episode: 📩 Sign up to the Get Started Investing newsletter here 📩 Share your investing story with us submit here…
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