Invest early, and you’ll see massive benefits.

March 13, 2019 2 min read

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In this video, Entrepreneur Network partner Jeff Rose outlines his rules for investing in your 20s.

He describes how it wasn’t until after he graduated with a finance degree that he was able to learn some practical information for real investing. With the prolific number of apps and websites for investing, there is no excuse for not trying your hand at investing these days. Rose recommends simply getting your start if you are curious. Even if you are working with only spare change, that is a reason itself to try. 

Rose highlights the difference between beginning to invest at 20 and beginning to invest at 30. According to his calculations, the difference can be upwards of $550,000 when you reach retirement age. 

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