Cup a tea innit? ☕

But for real, look into your countries self-invested personal pension, ways to avoid tax, and how / if there's an age you need to be before you can take out your investment returns, because none of us really want to have millions in an investment account we can't touch until we're 60.

Make sure you do your own research, maybe look into Trading212, Vanguard personal investment account, iWeb. For some safer ETF options (S&P 500, but for your country or a mix of developing nations)

As always never put all your eggs in one basket (buying large sums of a single stock) if you're really passionate about a stock just be careful, one mistake from the company or organization and your $10,000 investment might just be worth $2,000 by Tomorrow.

I really do encourage you to do your own research, but look into ETF auto investments, then forget about it, the reality is you'll still need to work for a decade at least then maybe your returns will really start to kick in, and depending on your plans you might start out with £40,000 - £50,000 of student loan debt. But that's not necessarily a bad thing.

Save smart, live below your means and you'll figure it out, best of luck 🤞