Interested in investing but unsure where to start?
Dennis Harhalakis, Founder of Cambridge Money Coaching, discusses a simple approach to investing in the stock market, to build wealth over time. He also explains how to know who to trust, and how to spot potential scams.
 
 

 
IMPORTANT
This content is for information only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. As Dennis mentions in the video, investing involves risk, as the value of an investment can go down as well as up. So, you could get back less money than you put in. If you invest for the long term (5 years +), you are more likely to ride out any fluctuations in the market. It is recommended that you always get advice from a trusted source.
 

 

About Dennis Harhalakis

Dennis had a successful 30-year career in financial services before moving into money coaching. His career change followed a period of money anxiety in his own life and his mission to understand what drives money behaviour. Few people are taught how to manage their personal finances, and for many of us, it causes stress. Dennis coaches people to transform the way they think about money, helping them to reduce anxiety and other negative emotions, make better financial decisions and communicate in healthy ways.
 

To find out more, or to contact Dennis about coaching:

Cambridge Money Coaching
LinkedIn – Dennis Harhalakis
 
 

More from Dennis

HelloGrads have produced a series of videos and blogs with Dennis, in which he explains how to build a positive, healthy relationship with money.
 
Grad Bites: Money and Me – Understanding our Relationship with Money
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Grad Bites: Developing Positive Financial Behaviours
How certain positive financial behaviours can help you stay in control of your finances, to build wealth & financial security for the future

Grad Bites: Dealing with Debt
Key pointers on managing money & dealing with debt. Good debt vs bad debt, & how to avoid getting trapped in poor financial decisions

Grad Bites: Managing Money when You’re Self-Employed
A guide for self-employed people on managing your money, including how to charge for your work 
 
 

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