Is it easier to invest gifted funds?

[deucher]

When I choose a project to invest my money in, I spend a lot of time analyzing all possible risks, pros and cons, and then I make a decision. But when I was presented with a significant amount, when I decided to invest these funds, I noticed that I had no worries about losing these funds and I spent 5 minutes to choose a project in which to invest them. Do you have the same?

 

[Ofonime]

When I choose a project to invest my money in, I spend a lot of time analyzing all possible risks, pros and cons, and then I make a decision. But when I was presented with a significant amount, when I decided to invest these funds, I noticed that I had no worries about losing these funds and I spent 5 minutes to choose a project in which to invest them. Do you have the same?

That is not the right thing for you to do because from what I know weather the money is your own or not then you still need value the gifted fund as your own so you won't loss it

 

[nomad]

I think it depends on the person, some people do not value gifted funds and squander on skill things to invest without research and lose all their money, whereas some people take a wise decision and manage to earn profits by investing the funds they inherited.

 

[cherry123]

That's the right thing to do. if you are doing an investment. it is foolhardy to just jump on it. You need to try and carry out the research to be sure it's good for you