Want to Start Investing? Here’s How to Find the Money  How to
kickstart savings before you start investing.  Miranda Marquit
Even after the financial crash of 2008, there is still a great
deal of interest in investing. After all, it’s one of the most
effective ways to build wealth over time. However, many would-be
investors claim that they don’t have enough disposable income to
invest.  The reality, however, is that it’s possible to begin
investing with as little as $25. Most of us can find $25 in our
monthly budgets. Online brokerages make it easy to begin
investing with a small amount of money, and it’s possible to
purchase partial shares. Chances are, though, that you recognize
the importance of increasing the amount you invest beyond $25
(or $50 or $100) a month.  Happily, money is something you can
usually find more of.  [Slideshow: 8 Top-Rated Income Funds.]
Find Money in Your Budget  If you want more money to invest, you
need to take action. Decide that investing is a priority, and
take steps to crea