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All right folks, we're welcome to Investing for Beginners Podcast. This is episode 63. Tonight we're going to continue our discussion on personal

finance. This is personal finance 104 and tonight we're going to talk

about designing your investment lifestyle. So we're going to talk a little about picking an investment

strategy and different areas of that. I know Andrew had some things you wanted to start off with, so why don't I turn it over to him?

Yes, so last week we talked about budgeting. The next natural step is figuring out what to do once you have that extra money. So like Dave

mentioned you're going to want to have to pick an investment strategy you want to

look around and really try to understand, not just pick a strategy just off the onset just because it sounds good, but try to understand what's going to fit.

So that might entail looking at a couple of

different things before you really make a decision. And I'll kind of explain why, but

there's a lot of different ways you can invest money.

We covered this in our back to the basics, part three,

where we talked about stocks versus other investments.

We've talked in the past about how we're both adamant value investors and why we kind of why we tilt that way and why we recommend that investors try to model portfolio

value-based approach,

trying to buy low, trying to buy businesses that are trading

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