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Thanks for the advice, I'm almost 38 years old, married with 2 kids, and it's incredibly hard to save as much money as possible. Nevertheless, I still invest. I wish I had started at 20 hahaaaa.
I didn't see this message lol you're doing the right thing! Even if it's hard because of the fixed costs we have and the occasional urge to treat ourselves^^. I'm 35 and have 2 kids so we're almost in the same boat!
I'm not someone to teach you anything about finance, but the best advice I can give you if you're in your twenties is: - Save as much as possible to be able to invest - Don't make unnecessary expenses for 10 years. No buying sneakers for 150 euros just because they're trendy, etc. You don't need to look rich. - Earn as much as possible (there were months when I worked 30 days and they weren't 7-hour days). - Spend the minimum - Invest. For example, now I don't need to add any more money from my pocket to invest. I only use the money from dividends. That's more than enough for me. But that's possible after 10 years of sacrifices.

No, no, never do that. Try to have about ten in different sectors so that if there's a crisis in 1 or 2, the others can compensate. I have finance, energy, telecom, health, industry, and real estate.

this is my biggest position ;) the 2nd is Total with 2200 I think. After that, there are quite a few positions with 300-500€. But really the most important thing is to spend the minimum, try to earn more and invest. And above all, don't be afraid of crashes, quite the opposite! And you have to be patient especially... results don't show up in 1 or 2 years.
