Do you have more confidence saying or investing money?

[Ja sa bong]

If someone wants to invest money, he needs to save first before having the needed amount which can be used to invest in whatever the person wants to invest in. 

The feeling of saving money is different from the feeling of investing money in something. Which one do you feel more confident doing between saving money or investing money?

[Jason]

I know quite a bit about investing in real estate, domain names, and websites. In that case, I have a lot of confidence in that, but my spending habits are a bit bad, so I have less confidence in saving. Anyway, I don't know a lot about stocks and bonds, though.

[Maria]

To bolster confidence in saving and investing, I start by educating myself about financial concepts and strategies. I set achievable goals, breaking them down into manageable steps. Regularly tracking progress and celebrating milestones reinforces my belief in my ability to manage money effectively. Seeking advice from trusted sources and learning from past successes and failures further empowers me. By taking a proactive approach, staying informed, and trusting my instincts, I cultivate the confidence needed to navigate the complexities of saving and investing with assurance.

[eLdavis]

I am more confident in saving than investing because I do not have much experience in investing. Though I have been trying to study a little about stocks.

[Timgab]

It is true that saving money is indeed the first step towards investing, as it provides the necessary capital. To various people  emotions tied to saving and investing can differ. While saving offers a sense of security and discipline, investing can bring excitement and the potential for growth. Personally, I find both important but feel more confident in investing, as it opens doors to potential opportunities and financial growth in the long run.