I am still here to gather little knowledge about Bitcoin, I don't need enough knowledge, I can invest while learning Bitcoin, but the thing there is I am shuffling my self, so I will not be tangled while I am accumulating Bitcoin, I have come up with a plan of using the DCA method to accumulate a $50 monthly, my monthly payment from my job is $300, if my expenses will collect up $100 then $50 can be kept in crypto (Bitcoin) and another $100 for emergency funds then the remaining $50 can also be kept for personal things. Now is the best time to buy Bitcoin, I am not in a hurry to start investing Bitcoin, when the time comes for me to invest nothing will stop me to invest in BTC, as Bitcoin is not something I will start today and get rich tomorrow that is why I don't want to rush in to it. I will use electrum Bitcoin wallet to save my coins because I have learned so far that the electrum wallet is a safe wallet for any investors that what to hold Bitcoin for long, so I will be using it to hold my coins when I buy some Bitcoin, I will update when I buy my first BTC.
I respect the fact that you are not in rush to invest in Bitcoin but bear market is the best time to invest in Bitcoin, if you can't do it now then maybe few years down the line? Just don't buy the top thinking you are doing the right thing, if you are making $300 every month and $50 is all you can afford it's good enough so don't wait, this bear market is scaring people off investment and now that it seems like a world war 3 is about to begin, all these are just distractions.
Electrum wallet is a good choice but make sure you keep your recovery seed safe offline, somewhere no one else can get to, and don't even think about storing them in your online email account like some people use to do, online email accounts can get hacked too.
If you have the money I think a Trezor hardware wallet is a lot safer and more secure than an Electrum wallet, think about this if you can afford the money, I think a Trezor hardware wallet costs $69 for the Trezor model one and a bit over $200 for the more advanced Trezor model T.