The investing subreddit is a great place or the personal finance one. They have a lot of resources in their sidebar and if you post the general group who respond are usually very helpful.
I invested in block chain over crypto directly as I found the returns more steady.
There are a lot of free financial advisors who can help you in the U.S but I would be VERY cautious as the requirements for who can help you in the US are not as regulated as they should be and most are not required to actually serve your best interests (very sketchy.) The differences between what someones job title is lets you know a lot. Never trust the first person you talk to and investopedia has a wealth of answers. On top of that, I really enjoy the Financial diets youtube channel, it is US focused so a decent amount of it doesn't apply to me as a Canuck.
Best of luck and let me know (you know how to get a hold of me
) if you need more resources!!! Financial security is SO important and the earlier the better even if it is only a few dollars a month.
+1 on investing and personal finance. You can check out wallstreetbets for some humor, but I wouldnt do most of their calls seriously. Honestly timing the market is hard but just having market exposure will be better than not having it all so look for low fee ETFs and maybe pick a few names to try via Robinhood for the low fees.


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