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Both the single stage and a turret press will allow you to take it slow and simple. The advantage to the turret is you only set up the dies once. This really makes it nice when you want to load a small quantity of test loads.
If you are unsure that you will continue to reload then starting with a single stage will get you to reloading for the least investment. If you are certain you will be in for the long haul then I would recommend starting with a Redding T7 Turret press. Once you have mastered this phase then you can move on to a progressive. You will always have a use for both presses. I load my high volume handgun calibers on a progressive, my large revolver and rifle calibers are loaded on a turret press.