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Getting started is the hardest part. This may be especially true for investing. The stakes are high. There’s a lot to know. It seems like other people are smarter, richer, more capable than you. Historically, investing was mostly for wealthy families. “The good news is that there has been a seismic shift in the financial services landscape,” said Brent Weiss, a certified financial planner and co-founder of Facet Wealth in Baltimore. “Firms have been working to make investing not only more affordable but more accessible.” If you don’t know the first thing about investing, it can feel as if it’s impossible to make any move at all. But that first step is critical. It has to start somewhere, after all. Weiss’ recommendation is simple. Start small. “Take the first step in the right direction,” Weiss said. “If you have a goal of saving $1 million by the time you retire, you have to start with the first dollar.” Set a goal First, be clear on what you ...

Who taught you about wealth management? Did you learn wealth management: From school? From friends? From parents? From books or seminars? From university or college? ANSWER: Usually through OSMOSIS – from a combination of the above!Most people learnt about money and/or wealth management from their families (tradition). Unfortunately, the mistakes are passed on from generation to generation. 90% OF WEALTH MANAGEMENT ATTEMPTS BY FAMILIES ARE THROUGH “TRIAL & ERROR” METHODS. MUTUAL FUNDS – Due to the failure of spouses understanding their RISK TOLERANCES, the easiest way (with the ability to ‘blame someone else’) is to find a Financial Planner to take the responsibility of managing the family’s INHERITANCE. No regard to RETURN versus COST is considered. MULTI-LEVEL MARKETING – jumping on the bandwagon LONG after the wagon is gone. Building ‘legs’ & trying to sell the product (usually SOAP) to friends and family is not a winner. NETWORK MARKETING –...