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Financial success is dependent on good habits practised over a long period of time.
You can still have a positive impact on your financial future if you're starting later in life, but you will then have a lot of work to do. This is due to the magic of compounding, that can help you create an impressive wealth snowball.
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At first glance, compounding does not look remarkable. However, looking at compounding in action, you will notice a few things.
Consider, for example, investing in stocks at an average real return of 6.8%. (It is inflation-adjusted.) During the first few years, compounding doesn't really do much. After ten years, your initial investment would nearly double. After 16 years, your initial investment would triple, and in 20 years, it will quadruple. By year 40, you're earning more than your initial investment every year.
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Your investment returns are less important than your investment contributions. That is to say, how much you invest matters more than where you invest.
The more you contribute, the more there is to compound.
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