Young people will have to prepare for their own futures. Start saving and investing in stocks or equities. Compounding interest, if you start young, is a good thing, whenever you raise something to an nth degree. A great way to invest is through your employer, Arata said. Look at the company you work for.
Companies like to be employee owned and most offer stock options.
You can start small. Some students are finding it difficult to begin investing while in college. But I will definitely explore investing after I graduate and make some money for a change. Arata said it's not necessary to hire an expensive money manager to tell you what to invest if you educate yourself. Arata said students should familiarize themselves with The Wall Street Journal and the business section of USA Today to track what's going on and study companies on the Internet.