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In the last post - How to start an Investment Portfolio - we looked at the steps and mechanics involved in creating your first investment portfolio. So we covered - setting your Objectives, determining how much Risk you will take on, your investment Time Frame, and Opening a share trading account. 

This week we'll progress from this set-up phase, to explore how you then build an investment portfolio. 

We talk quite a lot about investments here at Financial Autonomy. That’s because our goal is to enable you to have choice in what it is that you do with your life, and if you have an investment pool that generates income, then some and potentially all of your living costs can be meet without you needing to trade your time for money. The freedom this provides is what can then enable you to spend your time writing your novel, learning a language, building a boat, or whatever it is that is your Financial Autonomy goal.