Investing: Beginner guide to making money by Jonathan Hogue

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Investing: beginner guide to making money

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In this book, you’ll learn how index funds work, as well as the risks and advantages involved. You will learn the best practices for investing in index funds, key things to consider when investing your money, and how to use a “dollar cost averaging plan.” This book will help you invest in index funds more confidently.

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Genre: BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / General

Secondary Genre: SELF-HELP / General

Language: English

Keywords: investing, real estate, stock market, cryptocurrency, investing for beginners, how to get rich, investing books, investing basics, trading, investing for retirement, investing for women

Word Count: 10582

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Sample text:

Compounding is financial tool implemented by the various institutions that handle your money. With compounding your money gains interest based on an agreed percentage between you and the institution or business that is handling your money for a given period of time. The money you use in either investing or saving is called “an asset” because it is generating its own earning as a principal. In saving strategies; to make money the compounding factor is the rate of interest that accumulates on the principal (the money its self used in the savings or investing transaction without gains on it, or at times losses). In investing the principal or asset is reinvested to compound. Interest is actually a privilege charge on borrowing money. It is typically shown as an annual percentage rate in both savings and investing strategies. 


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