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The first thing that I'd do before investing is to learn and master as much as possible about investing. Then I'd try predict some results and see if my predictions come true or not. If these two steps go OK, then I'd consider investing.
Dear,
rule of the thumb is to save10% of your overall income, you keep that aside, and then depending on the risk level you are welling to take, you find the best investment you seek, if you are not a risk taking person, i advise you to invest in wither low yielding bonds, or buying shares in mature utility companies, that pay dividends.
if you are more of a risk taker, then you should get advice from a stock broker on the best stocks that would yield short term gains, as you go one. but in the end it is how you manage your savings is the deciding factor.
Best of Luck
It is risky to invest without knowledge about investment, but if you really have money and want to invest you can use mediators to help you investing such: Banks - Financial companies - Friend s or Relatives.
Or you can start investing using a small amount after getting help from some consultants
Whenever starting small was better
The longer it takes the more difficult things
You choose your goal and perseverance
And good luck
Property is good option or investing in stocks, but you have to learn anything in which you want to invest.
Consult an investment advisor.
CD accounts in banks, State bonds if offered.
choose a field of your desired choice and get the experts to do the job.
consult the expert and learn them and browse private investment sites
search for case studies for a new ideas project and select what you can manage
