| Planning your finances is no easy task, irrespective of your age and what stage of life you are in. The questions around what to do when and what to prioritise have no simple answers.
There is a lot to consider and a lot to save up for. This includes a house deposit, school feels, holidays, debt repayments, retirement, and – until the Government gets its act together – long-term care.
Humans are naturally cautious beings, and not knowing what is around the corner means we often sacrifice our financial aims in the name of security. Yet basic investing can go a long way to helping you achieve your goals, and it does not have to be scary, complicated, expensive or difficult to manage.
This is why, this week, Telegraph Money launched its 'How to invest £10,000' series – providing you with a starting point and guide on how and where to grow your wealth.
We started with a guide for 20-year olds. But fret not, those of you lucky enough to remember the Nineties, as we will publish a new guide each week for those in their 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s and 70s. Have a burning question that needs answering in the guide? Contact [email protected] or [email protected]
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