When Andrej Hano started investing as a student in London, he regularly saved ten pounds. “When I started working, I invested part of the money after my salary every month. Otherwise I was afraid of spending it on something stupid or losing something because the money didn’t bring anything into the bank account.” He later founded the investment app Birdwingo.
Natália Pavlovská, who runs the organization WomanUp and helps women grow professionally and personally, also started the same way.
Both are young people who strive to help others understand personal finance.
In conversation with them you will learn:
- What to invest in at the beginning.
- Why not be afraid of the current decline in stock prices.
- What does it mean to invest in an ETF fund?
- How investing contributes to empowerment.
- Because it is usually not worth actively trading.
Andrej Hano and Natália Pavlovská. Source: Archive of AH and NP
Let’s say I’m 25 years old, still studying or in my first job. Why should I start investing?
Andrej Hano: Investing will protect you from a low pension or unexpected events, such as losing your job. That’s when it’s good to have a backup.
The money I earn can sit in the bank and appreciate minimally or not appreciate at all, or I can save a little each month and invest it. A good tool is, for example
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2024-01-08 13:40:20
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