How to Invest Your First $100 in Canada for Beginners

Ready to invest your first $100 in Canada but not sure where to start? In Part 1, we talked about what to understand before investing: emergency fund, high-interest debt, risk, time, and why investing is not a get-rich-quick machine. In this Part 2 video, we go deeper with real examples, numbers, charts, and beginner-friendly ETF examples. You’ll learn: What your first $100 can become over time Why consistency matters more than starting big How TFSA, RRSP, FHSA, and non-registered accounts work as “containers” What an ETF is in simple words Why diversification matters Examples of TSX-listed ETFs like VFV, XIC, VDY, XGD, and XEQT Why fees and MER matter DIY investing vs robo-advisor Common beginner mistakes to avoid This video is made for Canadian beginners who want to understand investing in a simple, practical, and non-confusing way. The goal is not to tell you what to buy. The goal is to help you understand the process so you can make better financial decisions over time. Start small. Stay consistent. Keep learning. Educational only. Not financial advice. Subscribe to Investing with Pankaj for simple personal finance and investing lessons for Canadian beginners. #InvestingForBeginners #CanadianInvesting #PersonalFinanceCanada #HowToInvest #InvestYourFirst100 #TFSA #ETFs #VFV #XIC #VDY #XGD #XEQT #BeginnerInvesting #MoneyTipsCanada #FinancialLiteracy #WealthBuilding #StartSmall #canadianfinance