A mentor is someone who guilds you, making sure you do not make mistakes and as well teach you all there is to know about a particular filed. Moat business owners today tend to have mentors. What about for investments? Do you think it is important for an investor to also have a mentor? Personally i believe it is Important, especially for a beginner.
Mentorship for investment.
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Currently, mentorship for investment is available, especially in mutual fund investment instruments. This platform embeds Robo Advisory and Goal Based Investment technology, which can help users choose the right product based on the user's risk profile. This platform also features Rebalancing, Stop Before Loss, and a Goal-based investment platform that can help users make regular investments and can recommend investment instruments for users.
I agree with you, getting a mentor from a financial consultant requires high costs, maybe not commensurate with the return on investment, so for a few years we will lose, it's better to find a safe investment or according to your profile,
I have not formally engaged the service of a mentor for my investment. I have an investment account with a bank. Their investment manager provides good advice to me from time to time.
Even though it's very good, using a mentor to give the best advice on the money we will invest, but because the cost of a mentor is high, in the end you don't profit, is it better to learn by yourself to analyze various investment sectors.
Mentorship is very critical for each and every investment.
You can just meer someone casually who has done lots of investment and succeeded in them to put you through on how to invest right. Not supposed to be too expensive.
