A quick napkin math that changed how I think about money and the reason I built Capital Compass:
Assume you invest $200/month at an 8% average annual return. Thus,
10 years → ~$36K
20 years → ~$118K
30 years → ~$298K
Same $200. The only variable that matters is when you start.
Most people wait for a "big enough" amount to start investing. That wait is the most expensive decision they'll make — every year delayed isn't linear, it's compounding against you.
If you're in your 20s or early 30s and haven't started yet, the amount matters less than starting today. Even $50/month beats $0/month forever.
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