Investing 101. If you don't know where to start with investing, this is for you! #investing101

Everybody talks about getting started investing, but how are you supposed to actually do it? Well, here's the advice that I give to my family members. The simplest way to invest is something called a target date fund. Target date means the target year you will turn 65, because that's when a lot of people retire. So you can go on over to Vanguard, Fidelity, Schwab. I happen to use Vanguard. And you can type in Vanguard Target Date Fund. Find the fund that matches up with your age and the year you will be 65. And all you have to do is start investing with $1,000, $1,000. And you can set it up to happen automatically every month, 100 bucks, 500 bucks, a thousand bucks a month, whatever you can comfortably afford. And you will see that money, over the course of the long term grow. And the numbers are incredibly counterintuitive. They're so counterintuitive. This thing just fell out of my ear. That is how you get started investing this year.