Why a simple law of mathematics means investing more, and sooner, could help you realise your long-term financial goals
From buying a first home to starting a family, our personal finances can be pulled in countless directions when we’re young. When it feels like there are more pressing ways to be spending our money, it can be hard to prioritise our financial futures.
Yet starting your investment journey early could pay off later in life, as the sooner your money is invested, the more opportunity it has to grow. And this is down to something called ‘compounding’.