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Investing as a mom can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be! In this video, I break down five simple steps to help you start investing—even if you’re on a budget and short on time. Whether you’re saving for your child’s future, building wealth, or preparing for retirement, this guide is designed for YOU!

👉 What You’ll Learn:

✅ How to set realistic investment goals as a mom

✅ Why starting small (even $50/month) is enough

✅ The easiest investment strategy for busy moms

✅ How to automate your investments for stress-free growth

✅ Teaching your kids about money & investing

Not a mom yet or don't have plans to be, then this is your reminder to check in with YOUR mom, Reader. Ask them the following questions:

1. What does your ideal retirement look like? (e.g., travel, hobbies, spending time with family)

2. Have you thought about how you’ll manage your expenses once you’re retired?

3. Have you thought about when you’ll start claiming Social Security and how that might affect your income?

The stock market news can seem a little scary right now, but if you invest long-term, don't forget to zoom out. Here are 2 charts comparing the S&P 500 which tracks the top 500 stocks of U.S. companies.

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As grownups (parents, aunts/uncles, grandparents), we are responsible for passing down important financial skills and values to the next generation. You don't have to be an expert. One of the best ways to teach money to kids is to read books and discuss money concepts from the books. Check out our Little Money Geniuses Series to help you teach money to the next generation.