I am fresh out of university and landed a good graduate job with a decent acceptance bonus. I would like to start investing and not lose any time in doing so, however, it can be intimidating to not only risk all the money being invested at a young age but also to sign paperwork without any legal endurance or knowledge.
Would it be a good idea to start opening an investment account in places like JP Morgan or BlackRock and start growing individual wealth?
I would say, the longer the money keep invested the lower is the risk.
Another point to consider, if you put the money on a bank account the average gain is lower ... Put keep some money for quick unexpected investments, if you are forced to sell stock it can be "bad timing" and rather quick buys and sells have a relativ high amount of fees included.
As a beginner i would suggest, going for 1 or more etf investment plan - they offer you diversification a bit protection against bad timing and you can start with little money.
