Start as Early as Possible
Time is your greatest asset. The sooner you begin saving or investing, the more compound interest can work in your favor.









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Invest Consistently
Make regular contributions, even if they’re small. Consistency beats timing the market. -
Reinvest Your Earnings
Don’t withdraw interest or dividends—let them grow along with your principal. -
Avoid Unnecessary Withdrawals
Pulling money out early can disrupt compounding. Let your investments sit as long as possible. -
Choose the Right Accounts
Use high-yield savings accounts, retirement plans like IRAs or 401(k)s, or mutual funds that offer compound growth.