Statistic: Golden Rules of Investing – Which One Do You Follow Most Closely?

Don’t put money into anything you don’t understand—research is your best defense.

The sooner you invest, the more time your money has to grow through compounding.

Don’t put all your eggs in one basket—spread your investments to reduce risk.

Avoid emotional decisions. Focus on steady growth, not quick wins or market noise.

Consistent contributions, even small ones, help you build wealth over time (dollar-cost averaging).

It’s nearly impossible to predict highs and lows—stay invested and focused on your plan.

Review your portfolio regularly to keep it aligned with your goals.

Choose investments based on your risk tolerance, goals, and time horizon.