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Victor Chng
21 Feb 2019
Co-Founder at Fifth Person Pte Ltd
Hi,
You should not start to invest first. You should save up more money.
Make sure you save up at least 6 month of monthly expense as an emergency fund. Anything excess then you have the right to invest in the market.
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I answered a similar question on another thread! I would recommend saving up for your emergency fund first. Assuming you already have that emergency fund in place and any excess is for investments:
With $0: Start investing in your own financial knowledge:
With $100, if you really want to start investing with small sums: You can start investing with as little as $100 with Monthly Investment Plans for a start. Some to look at are: