Investing for Beginners by Alvin Williams

Make Money Work for You! Learn the 30 Best Lessons to Kickstart your Investing Journey! It is not a secret that the wealthiest people in the world leverage their money to produce additional streams of income. It is not possible, in fact, to produce prosperity without making your money work for you.  However, how can a beginner start investing? This is the main question the book tries to answer. Often times, people save money but when it comes to investing it, they do not know how to proceed. Especially at the early stages, where the capital is not so big, it is important to follow specific rules and strategies that have been proved over time.  This is why the book offers an atypical approach from other titles. After a general overview of the standard terms and concepts, the book explains the right mindset to acquire and the strategies to apply in 30 valuable lessons. Furthermore, the manual provides the reader with a list of the 15 most common mistakes beginners make when starting investing, along with practical ways to avoid them. Thanks to this innovative approach, the reader will be able to "get his hands dirty" from the start and acquire the necessary knowledge to take conscious decisions.  During the course of the book, the reader will learn about:

• The difference between saving and investing;

• The 5 most common excuses that broke people make to avoid learning about money;

• The 15 most popular mistakes made by beginners and how to avoid them;

• 30 Premium Rules for investing in the right way from the start (with advice from some of the richest people on the planet);

• Different type of investments;

• The criteria to select the perfect stock to invest in.

It is important to note that the book does not offer "get rich quick solutions". Easy money does not exists, especially at the early stages. However, by studying the material provided and applying it diligently, it is possible to successfully get started in a matter of weeks.  Are you ready to take your personal finance to the next level?