Money Heroes
In this episode, our experts unpack the topic of investing and how you can make smarter financial choices now to grow your money over time.
Because investing is so personal, we’re sharing tips on how to make confident and rational decisions with your financial investments.
Paul Nixon, Momentum’s Head of Behavioural Finance, shares his three key rules for confident investing. While the founder and director of the popular food chain Anat, Anat Apter, shares her tips on key things you should keep in mind when investing in a business.
Let’s start with Momentum’s Stanley Gabriel who speaks about the importance of launching your investment plan in the present.
Start digging
“You have to realise that to get the golden nugget 2 000 metres under the ground, you actually have to pick up the shovel, and start digging,” says Momentum Investo CEO, Stanley Gabriel. “It takes a lot of hard work and discipline to make a fortune.”
That’s why Gabriel implores clients to start investing now and not to delay so that they can see their financial growth quicker. While money is a personal and emotional asset, it’s important to be consistent in your investments in order for them to successfully grow and return benefits.
To help you maintain objectivity and consistency over your investments, it’s important to consult a financial adviser who will help you in making clear and confident choices when it comes to your financial investments. Momentum has a list of financial advisers on their website for you to choose from who can help you see your investments through.
Watch the video to find out more from Gabriel about why it’s important to start investing today.
Start digging
“You have to realise that to get the golden nugget 2 000 metres under the ground, you actually have to pick up the shovel, and start digging,” says Momentum Investo CEO, Stanley Gabriel. “It takes a lot of hard work and discipline to make a fortune.”
That’s why Gabriel implores clients to start investing now and not to delay so that they can see their financial growth quicker. While money is a personal and emotional asset, it’s important to be consistent in your investments in order for them to successfully grow and return benefits.
To help you maintain objectivity and consistency over your investments, it’s important to consult a financial adviser who will help you in making clear and confident choices when it comes to your financial investments. Momentum has a list of financial advisers on their website for you to choose from who can help you see your investments through.
Watch the video to find out more from Gabriel about why it’s important to start investing today.
How to grow your investments
CEO of Galileo Capital, Theo Vorster, shares his expert insight on tried and tested ways to make your investments grow successfully.
In order to see substantial growth in your financial investments, Vorster recommends considering investing in growth assets that have an increasing financial value over time. However, he does suggest that investors stay the course, as growth assets can seem volatile and shift a bit during shorter course investments but become beneficial over a longer period of investing.
Watch the full video to hear more of Vorster’s advice on how you can better understand growth assets to help you successfully grow your investments over time.
How to grow your investments
CEO of Galileo Capital, Theo Vorster, shares his expert insight on tried and tested ways to make your investments grow successfully.
In order to see substantial growth in your financial investments, Vorster recommends considering investing in growth assets that have an increasing financial value over time. However, he does suggest that investors stay the course, as growth assets can seem volatile and shift a bit during shorter course investments but become beneficial over a longer period of investing.
Watch the full video to hear more of Vorster’s advice on how you can better understand growth assets to help you successfully grow your investments over time.
Success Stories: Paul Nixon
Because investing and finances are so personal, it can be easy to become prone to behavioural financial habits.
Paul Nixon, Momentum’s Head of Behavioural Finance, shares his three key rules for confident investing.
Watch the video to see how Nixon unpacks these three rules in depth and why they are vital in ensuring successful investments.
Success Stories: Anat Apter
Another way to invest is by investing in a business or starting your own. But doing so can be risky if you aren’t sure how to invest smartly in it.
The founder and director of the popular food chain Anat, Anat Apter, shares her tips on key intentions you should keep in mind when investing in a business.
“I suggest that you need to look at the product,” Apter says as she goes on to explain why trust and faith in an appealing product can ensure a successful investment.
Watch the video to hear more from the business mogul on how you can smartly invest in a business by knowing where to start.
Financial success is as unique as a fingerprint. That’s the beauty of defining your own aspirations and ambitions. Getting to where you dream of takes grit, determination and most importantly, honesty.
With two tough years of living through the pandemic and an increasing cost of living, it will take great introspection to be honest about where we find ourselves and seek help when we need it, especially from an expert.
The right advice can propel you forward. Our financial advisers have a vested interest in you: what do you value? What are your goals? This deep discovery sets the foundation for a relationship that will bear fruits of success.
Ready to begin your journey?
Financial success is as unique as a fingerprint. That’s the beauty of defining your own aspirations and ambitions. With two tough years of living through the pandemic and an increasing cost of living, it will take great introspection to be honest about where we find ourselves and seek help when we need it, especially from an expert.
The right advice can propel you forward.
Ready to begin your journey?
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