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Investing is “for rich guys”
Many people believe that investing is the reserve of the wealthy. In actual fact, many investment options are accessible to a huge range of people, with different entry levels.

Some mutual funds, for example, can be opened with modest sums of money, making investments accessible to those with limited capital as well.

Online investment platforms have democratised access to financial instruments. Many online brokers offer lower fees and enable investors to start off with small sums of money.

Automatic savings and investment programmes such as stock savings plans or robo-advisors allow investors to pay in modest amounts regularly and build up a diversified portfolio over time.

The market is always rational
It’s a common misconception that the market always acts rationally.

In actual fact, human emotions often lead to irrational behaviours, and this plays a significant part in price movements.

Behavioural finance studies the emotions involved in trading to better understand how they influence decision-making.

Both fear and greed can trigger impulsive or irrational actions: fear may push investors to sell hastily when they are making a loss (even though it would be more sensible to wait), while greed can encourage them to take on excessive risks to turn a quick profit.

Emotions influence our perception of risk, and they may lead to “herd” behaviours, when investors follow market trends instead of making rational, analytical decisions.

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We all invest for the same reason – to grow our money.

Regardless of your investing goals, it's worth knowing the fundamentals of investing and how to navigate the investment category before you begin your investment journey.

On this page you'll find tools, guides and tips to help you on your way.