This module will lead us to understand how investors think. It aims to highlight the attitudes and mindsets we can adopt in order to become wise investors.​

This module is your first step in understanding where investment fits into your financial life and at what point it is a good idea to start saving and investing.​

The purpose of this module is to give you an introduction to investing and to help you decide whether or not you want to start investing.​

How do you know which company or which shares are the best to invest in? ​ There are two main paths that investors can follow in deciding on which shares to select. ​

In this module, we are going to debunk the myths around owning shares and clarify what being an investor entitles you to.​

At this point in your investment journey, you have been encouraged to do some homework on the company whose shares you are considering investing in.​

A company's annual report is the most vital way for potential investors to understand the financial state of a company. ​

Investment in shares comes with responsibilities in as much as it has its rewards.​

As an investor in shares, you face a number of responsibilities and risks, but there are also some benefits that you receive.​

You may believe that you do not have enough money to invest yet and so you cannot become an investor.​