Victoria Picks: BetterInvesting Community

by Victoria Kovac

I am taking a break from HYIPs this week, seriously. The crash of Stormpay and KUM and so many autosurfs was just too much. Let's determine some time for education on real investing in the real world. Better Investing is an excellent place for that.

This site contains all you need to step into or advance at the long term investing for professionals. This is a very useful source of a very quality information - and requires more time for reading than the sources for information about the high yield world.

In Getting Started area you will find guide and knowledge for the beginners. It explains the investment clubs, funds and systems which work in the legal world, gives member stories, allows you to start your own club or to join a club of investors. There is a blog which would keep you up to date with the stock market.

Investment Basics will try to teach you "how to become a successful strategic long-term investor" with good articles, courses and another blog. There are good old-style email lists just for everyone.

The Mutual Funds funds section will (of course) show you the basics about this kind of investing, will allow you to research the funds, visit events at Better Investing, read very quality articles and again participate in discussion. As in each of the other sections here is a different blog too!

No less useful is the Stocks category - just everything for everyone and with thru all the informatonal/communicational channels.

Personal Finance and Youth Investing are both sections dedicated to help you build your own and your children's wealth.

The Communtiy allows you to get in touch with the successful members of Better Investing - to discuss with them and gain from their knowledge and experience.

Better Investing is a paid website - let's be serious, the information is really a lot and too valuable. However a lot of it is available for free - the blogs, mailing lists, basics. If you are seriously into investing, this site membership would be a good investment for you. If you are not sure, just invest some of your time and read what is available for free - there is pretty much of it.

Published at Feb, 06 '06 ; read 441 times;

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