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> If your income is closer to average (and stagnating inflation), there isn't much money to double. When you’re in your 20s though, there doesn’t need to be a
by Kirby64 11mo ago
> If your income is closer to average (and stagnating inflation), there isn't much money to double.
When you’re in your 20s though, there doesn’t need to be a lot. You’ve got the magic of compound interest to work for you.
I’m sure you’ve heard the statistic, but $100/mo invested over 40 years is worth a million dollars. $100/mo isn’t particularly a lot.