First time investor

Decide on your line of work.

Focus on getting into a stronger economy and getting better pay for that work.

Do whatever education or apprenticeships are necessary.

Take excess money and invest in broad index funds (Boglehead style) unless you find some type of investing interesting enough to get into.

https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Getting_started
https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/EU_investing

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>>1734541
i have kind of figured out the line of education i whant to follow the problem is, if i go to college this year i would have to start spending some of my savings to pay for it. Im 20 btw should i whait one more year before i go to college and save more money?

>>1734519
open a forex account and trade

>>1734587
Yes, go. Unless Poortugal doesn't have student loans with reasonable interest rates or something, the increased earnings will pay off faster than if you delay and save.

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>>1734591
yes ive been looking at this site since yesterday seems fairly easy to earn a couple bucks
>>1734598
college is relatively cheap the thing is Portugal has a shit economy even if i graduate i would find it hard to get a job in my line of work wich ever it may be. Whats the best european economy and easiest to immigrate to?

>>1734591
how much money have you earned using forex and how much did you start with?