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Broke Millennial Takes On Investing by Erin Lowry — WisdomDeck honest review
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Broke Millennial Takes On Investing

by Erin Lowry

Lowry's beginner's guide to investing: whether to invest with debt, accounts and brokerages, index funds and ETFs, robo-advisors, socially responsible investing, and the emotional side of market drops. It is clear, non-condescending and current.

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Read it if…

you have never invested and the jargon has stopped you.

Skip it if…

you already invest; it is a true beginner's book.

Three things you will actually use

  1. Start before you feel ready; time matters most.
  2. Index funds are the default for a reason.
  3. Do not watch the market daily.

Do this first

Open a retirement account and set an automatic monthly transfer, however small.

Our verdict

Clear beginner's guide.

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