How to Invest $500

Beginner Questions
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Steps

    1. Select an investment account
    1. Choose hands-on or hands-off investing
    1. DIY investor? Use commission-free ETFs
    1. Keep cash invested for 5 years or more
    1. Need the cash sooner? Consider these

If investing feels like a rich person’s game, it’s not your imagination: Many investments cater to the wealthy. But there are plenty of ways to invest with a smaller amount like $500.

After all, regularly investing those small chunks over a long time horizon just might be the single best path to building wealth — especially if you have high-interest credit card debt paid off and you’re contributing enough to earn any available 401(k) match from your employer.

With brokers and robo-advisors requiring low minimums, it’s possible for anyone to get in on the action. Here are five points to consider when investing $500.

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You are right about this. Sometimes it is not good to stress one self too much and risk too much. I just made a post about how an EA I bought for $200 last month is making me average $75 every week with capital of $300. I think new traders should start investing in robots, good ones.

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you need to be very careful with EA and bots in general 90% of them lose all there capital

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Nice ideas, thx!