My "dad vibe" must be working overtime these days.
And that's got me thinking maybe my "chance" conversations with a number of young adults lately are a sign of the times.
Let me explain.
As I've been going about my routines in the past, I've run into a lot of young people who want to get started in investing, but have no clue how to do so.
I'm talking about folks my daughters' age who are earning some income and want to invest, but just don't know where to start.
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I must be throwing off a strong "dad vibe" these days. And that's got me thinking maybe my chance conversations with a number of young adults lately is a sign of the times.
As I've been going about my daily routines, I've run into a lot of young adults my daughters' age who want to get invested but have no clue how to do so. They have income, but they don't know where to start.
For instance, once, while skiing at the Kirkwood Mountain Resort near Lake Tahoe, I chatted with three young adults who jumped at the chance to get my advice about investing.
I told them about a surefire way to make the market work for them as though I were talking to my own daughters.
I'll share it with everyone today – this strategy is good for new investors and old pros, and it's particularly effective for folks who've been reluctant to jump in to such a volatile market.
I'll name a "starter" investment, of course – one I always recommend for young folks to get them on the right track – plus three other tech-centric ways to jumpstart your investing today.
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