Educate with Educo Episode 6:

Saving and Investing

Laura P. Scholz, CFP®

April 1, 2024

In this month's episode of Educate with Educo, Laura talks about saving and investing. Saving means keeping money in a bank with low interest, while investing means buying things like stocks for potentially more profit. She explains that saving is safe but doesn't earn much, especially with rising prices. Investing can make more money, but it's riskier. Laura suggests saving for emergencies first, then thinking about investing for the future.

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