Mr Money TV Podcast

← Mr Money TV Podcast25 sep · 42 min

How to Start Investing With Almost No Money.

How to Start Investing With Almost No Money.25 sep42 min

<p>In this episode, we tackle the ultimate beginner question: When and how should you start investing? We break down simple financial rules to help you manage your money, from building your first RM1,000 emergency fund to splitting your extra cash 10/10 between savings and investments. Learn why single stocks offer better career and financial leverage than ETFs, how inflation secretly steals your cash, and why reading business news for just 3 months can turn you into a confident investor. ✅ Learn more about our Stock Investing Bootcamp: https://finlit.my/stockinvestingbootcamp✅ Learn more about the MoneyMama: Chapter Marker:00:00 - Teaser00:37 - Introduction01:21 - Why Should We Invest?02:53 - When to Start Investing03:34 - Emergency Funds &amp; Liquidity05:15 - The RM1,000 &amp; 10/10 Rule07:30 - The Trading Account Savings Hack09:46 - Why Pick Stocks Over ETFs11:43 - How Stock Analysis Boosts Your Career17:02 - How Inflation Steals Your Wealth19:36 - How to Filter 1,000 Stocks21:12 - The 3-Month News Challenge23:01 - Financial Ratios vs. Business Story27:35 - Capital Needed for Your First Stock30:01 - Handling Panic with DCA33:24 - Why Stocks Are Like Relationships38:38 - Key Advice for Beginners#MrMoneyTV #InvestingForBeginners #StockMarketMalaysia #PersonalFinanceMalaysia #EmergencyFund #DollarCostAveraging #Inflation #FinancialFreedom #MalaysianPodcast #MoneyManagement #SmartInvesting #WealthBuilding #learninvesting Come say Hi to us at,🌐 Website: https://www.mrmoneytv.com/📘 Facebook: /mrmoneytv🐦 Twitter: https://x.com/mrmoneytvchnl?s=21📱 Instagram: /mrmoneytv🖊️ LinkedIn: /mr-money-tv🤳 TikTok: @mrmoneytvchannel🎙️ Podcast: [https://open.spotify.com/show/1EhftKYdbpC0C2VnTJOO2K]For business &amp; job enquiries, do contact us at,✉️ collabs@finlitmedia.coDisclaimer: This is not investment advice. All content produced is solely for education and entertainment purposes only. Please consult your financial adviser before making any investment decision.</p>