Investment is for the rich. A poor person should start by investing in himself. He should acquire new skills that will pay him better. He should start by changing his thinking pattern and work on himself before thinking of investing elsewhere.
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Many people don't realize that, and internet motivational speakers don't help too. Time spent working on investing with a small amount of money would best be used working to accumulate wealth instead.The investment opportunities for the poor people that start from $1 takes alot of time for one to earn a significant amount of interest or the return on investment. For instance investing $1 for a 9% p.a R.O.I would earn a poor investor $0.09 for the whole year exclusive of taxes. You will agree with me that investments belong to the rich.
I think the capital for buying the mutual funds depends on the country where one comes from. For instance in my country, one has to raise like $1000 for them to make investments on the same.If one is poor, I would suggest him/her to put money in a deposit account with bank. It's important to have savings for emergency purpose. If one is really interested in investment, one may consider buying mutual funds which do not require a lot of money.