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- Author: Natalia de Santiago
- FinSimLab editorial rating: 4/5
- Reading difficulty: Easy
- Finance level: Beginner
- Topics: Investing, Finance
- Published: 2022
- Length: Medium length
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An introduction to investing for people in Spain starting with small amounts. Available in Spanish only.
What is it about?
Natalia de Santiago, a journalist specialising in personal finance, starts from a common situation: having a little saved and not knowing what to do with it. She explains what to have in place before investing, how funds and other products available in Spain work, what they cost and how they are taxed, in plain language aimed at people taking their first step. This is the paperback (Booket) edition of the 2022 original.
What does it give you?
- What to have in order before investing your first euro.
- How index funds and other products available in Spain work, and what they cost.
- Why starting small and investing regularly makes sense.
Is it for you?
People living in Spain with some savings who want to start investing from scratch and read Spanish.
When to read it: Start investing. You already save and want to become an investor.
Where does it apply?
Written for Spain. Written for Spain: products, costs and tax rules are Spanish.
Concepts it covers
Index investing, Saving, Fees
What does it not give you?
- Company analysis or advanced strategies.
- Depth on index investing theory: for that, see Bogle and Malkiel.
How does it explain it?
Accessible and practical, built around Spanish products and tax rules. (Practical)
What does it add?
We keep it for a specific reason: it is the book that brings investing down to earth for people starting with little money in Spain.
Already read something similar?
- It shares how to invest from Spain with funds and low costs with Menos costes, más rentabilidad. If you have read Menos costes, más rentabilidad, this one mainly adds a first step for people starting with little money who want to understand the options. Menos costes, más rentabilidad
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- How to invest $500: the best options for beginners
- Why you should start investing today (not tomorrow)
- What is an ETF and how to invest in one
- How to open a brokerage account: step-by-step guide
Calculators to put it into practice
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