Investing is better than saving? Do you agree?

Investing can be risky so if given the choice I would rather save than invest.

When you invest and succeed in it, you will get much more than when you only save. But remember this: Never count your chicken before they are hatched.

I dont really. At least savings just grow. Investments are more risky.

In my own company. I learned from my mother that if we don't take risks, we will never get to where we are. She succeeded in investing in her own business and I am following her track.

Investing without knowing the market is too risky. You could invest your money in something that pays a fixed interest. Do not invest in the stock market if you are not an expert or you have an expert you can really trust.

Make a savings account that earns money, so although you are saving you are making money, a little but better than none. As far at the stock market I would suggest investing in something solid like a utility be cause people will always want power. If you have a larger amount go for CD`s in a long term saving situation, in US they are insured and you will less likely lose any money but gain interest and its less risk. The only way to make something of yourself in life is to take risks, sometimes we lose and learn but sometimes we roar and become more than we ever thought we could. My advice is not to put all your money and time into one thing, learning more than one thing means if one crashes you have something else to fall back on.

I guess we need both , invest wisely and save some money because you never know when you may need it...I have always felt that property is the best investment ever.

i hear that a lot too- some of my friends are into stocks and a few of them are lucky enough to be earning too. Unfortunately i don't want to take a risk since i do not have a lot of extra cash I'll just focus on my work for now

Investing to make money easier is definitely important

I don't have money to invest, so that leaves me with time - I invest my time in writing.

advance congratulations to you on your graduation day even if it is 2 years next.

You know my answer to your question.

Depending on the type of investment, yes.

I think that investing is better, when you know what you really need to get from it, you should develope and improve yourself, keep going to reach your goals.

It is hard to say. But according to Chinese, saving is still our main habit. If we don't have some savings, we will be nervous for the future. Investment is also important, however, as you know it is also risky. Big profit comes with bigger risk.

I've already invested my money into a lot of things and as of this moment I'm just struggling to save.

Saving is essential to investing, because it provides the seed capital and provides for the fundamental idea of making money more valuable. But saving alone is not enough. Investing is certainly better. It is the means by which you can best grow your savings. As for higher education, it is essentially a waste of money. One car earn more without a degree in many situations, just depends on what profession one decides to get into. Besides. All a degree does is provide for one to keep working. If you save and invest properly, eventually saving and investing can become your profession.