<prompt> Human: This is a throwaway account since my normal account can be traced back to me easily.Hello, I am a student in Toronto where rent prices are quite high, thats putting it lightly. My parents are financially stable and made me a deal in high school that they would pay tuition for whichever college I decided to go to. My end of the deal was that I would have to pay for books, rent, food, other schooling materials and basically anything else. Its a good gig but seeing as Toronto living costs are so damn high I kind of had to bust my balls to pay for it all, but I made it without going into debt. I am in my final year of school and they have decided that they are proud of me for completing my degree and learning to be financially conscious etc. and that they are going to pay me back for all the rent I paid over the past years.I have saved a bit and after working this coming summer the money they are giving me I will be in the ballpark of 30,000 in savings. I want to invest but have no clue where to begin. Who do I talk to? How do I know if I am getting screwed? How much of that should I invest? What are the questions that I dont even know to ask?Any help would be appreciated, Thanks!  <response>: Advice. Put it into a bank account. Save it till you find a job. Make sure you have enough money to get by, furnish wherever you are living and see what investment opportunities you then can make.I know toronto is expensive and you have to then find a job you may have one, but dont tie up your money too quick until you have things figured out. 