If you’ve not taken this financial step by 35 you’re set to lose out on $180,000

Investing isn’t a sexy topic, and so many of us don’t put the time aside needed to get comfortable with it – meaning we’re losing out on hundreds if not thousands of pounds. Think that sounds extreme? Barclays found that if you invest £5,000 each year from the age of 18, by 60 years old, you’d have over £700,000. If you waited until 30 with the same contributions, the total would be £350,000. Gulp. It’s a similar story for someone who invests £200 a month from the age of 25. At 60, they’d have £313,000 to their name. If they... Continues…

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