Anonymous

30 Oct 2020

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General Investing

Investing usually requires a minimum capital so as to ensure brokerage and other fees will not eat up potential profits. How can students like me start investing without much capital?

Is it therefore impossible for us to get started in this journey until we have entered the workforce and is more financially stable?

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Lee John

30 Oct 2020

You can go with platforms with no minimum starting capital then move out from there once you accumulated enough.

You can always work part time, contract, etc to get additional income.

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