Where Should I Invest My Money?

When the stock market is high, buy fewer shares. When it's low, you buy more. And don't invest every last cent into this, only little sums over a long period of time. It may be helpful to hire a financial advisor for this though, since there is a lot at stake and lots to learn.

It sounds stupid, we know, but investing in yourself is always a great idea. You can buy loads of books to read and educate yourself, spend money on courses, or degrees for education, or even just go to a library for some free books. There's always something to learn, like other languages, a skill that can help your career, or even a new hobby. Investing in yourself makes you more marketable and interesting.

You could be a landlord and rent out the place. You could buy up a cheap properly, renovate it, and then put it back on the market, essentially flipping it. Or you could invest in real estate notes, which is where you invest money into other people's flipping projects. You would get a cut from each property you help fund, of course.