Welcome to the Investing for Beginners podcast. In today’s show, we discuss:

Whole life insurance and how they work as a general rule
How much should you have for an emergency fund before starting to invest
How to decide on which ideas to dollar cost average in a portfolio, new investments, or current holdings?
How quickly should you dollar cost average, should you hold back until market conditions improve?

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Dave

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Alright, folks, welcome to investing for beginners podcast. Tonight we have episode 234. We’re going to answer three great listener questions we got recently; we’re going to focus a little bit on dollar cost averaging. So if this is something that you are unfamiliar with or would like to learn more about, this episode is all for you. So I’m gonna go ahead and read our first question. And Andrew and I will do our usual give and take. So here we go. Hello, I am 35 years old. I know I have a little while before I retire. But I know you need an emergency fund. How much would you suggest to have before start putting some on the market? I’ve also been hearing a lot about the whole life insurance that gains interest and has a cash value.

I’m curious to what your thoughts are on it. And I just caught up on all your episodes on the pod...