Welcome back to Finance Friday.

It's another special edition of Money Girl where I answer your burning money questions.

Today's topic comes from an anonymous voicemail caller who says,

Yes, I want you to do a show on fixed income how they can invest in with a money they have.

What can they do to get richer?

Thank you so much, Anonymous Caller.

That's a great question because I think many people are struggling to start investing or to invest more,

especially when they have a fixed or low income that,

you know, really stretches their budget. This podcast will review building wealth and investing

confidently, even with little money. Thank you for downloading this episode. It's

893 of the Money Girl podcast. I'm Laura Adams, an award-winning author, money speaker, on-camera

spokesperson, and consumer advocate. You can learn more about me at laura d.adams.com. That's also where you can

sign up for my free substack newsletter called The Money Stack. It gives subscribers a terrific free money success toolkit that I

would love for you to download. If you have a question about money, you can use my contact page at

laura d adams.com or leave a message 247 at 302-364.0308, just like today's anonymous caller did.

If you're new to investing, or maybe you know you need to invest more to achieve your financial

goals, let's start by reviewing who should be an investor and why.

While we use the terms saving and investing interchangeably,

they're really not the same thing. Saving is putting money in a safe liquid account, like a bank

savings. And it's typically for your short-term needs, like unexpected expenses or maybe something

you want to buy in a year or two,

like a house or a car. Investing is different. That is purchasing assets or financial instruments

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