From the author: “Money does not tolerate fuss” - it loves silence Everyone who has been able to earn enough money knows firsthand that saving and increasing it can be much more difficult than earning it . Money is a topic that requires increased attention and appropriate knowledge and training. In the little-studied “money field,” there is always a risk for ignorant people: losing everything at once because of scammers and financial swindlers (who instantly flock en masse to the sweet “smell of money”); it is not clear where exactly and how to invest your money (this requires a long and thorough understanding, but time passes - and it all too often happens that what you earn very quickly and imperceptibly goes to household expenses); advertising “persuades” us to “invest money in our investment products, because we have the best and most favorable conditions” (experience shows that after such promises it is often not possible to get back even what you have); It is possible to avoid these and similar difficulties only with the help of your common sense, healthy skepticism and greatly increased caution. It is not for nothing that Investor Rule No. 1 says “Never lose your money” (which means “it is better not to earn anything, but to save your money” safe and sound)!Who is familiar with Investor Rule No. 2? Write in the comments - let's discuss it together. So hurry up slowly! “Money does not tolerate fuss” - they love silence. For those interested in this topic (as small tips and directions for further movement), I will give a few recommendations, based on my 25 years of experience in investing money: Listen to all the “advisers”, but do as you see fit; Do not be led by overly intrusive advertising and overly persistent managers of banks, investment companies and so-called “financial consultants”; Start with the simplest ways to invest money (first open a deposit in a bank, and stay away from a deposit in a forex company); Buy some currency (20 years ago one the US dollar cost 6 rubles, now it costs about 60 - the difference is visible, as they say, with the naked eye); Avoid risks when investing your money (they are usually hidden behind high returns and guarantees of investment reliability). Returning to the question I asked - who knows with Investor Rule No. 2? Write in the comments. PS For convenience, I have made a selection of books on personal finance - they will help you “make friends” with your money and master financial literacy