Some Advice
Been reloading for over 30 years, it is relaxing, time away from the stress of the family, will save you money, (that is one the equipment price has been offset by the savings). and is fun. Some Advice..
Just do not go with Cheap and mistake it for economics, buy a quality press the first time you will never regret it. (no we will not go into the Blue, Green, Red debate)
Read as much as you can, get reloading manuals, several different ones are available, and I keep two currents ones on hand.
If you have a friend that reloads go watch them for a spell to get a idea of process flow.
Haunt the local gun store that sells reloading stuff, but do not feel obligated to buy their stuff just because you walked in the door, Shop around.
Good scales for powder, dies, and measuring tools are essential, case cleaners can come later.
Go progressive.
Have a spot that is your reloading area, a good bench, and lighting are a must.
Every one has their favorite primers, I have had good luck with Winchester, and CCI.
Most of all relax and enjoy, and make time for your hobbies.