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- By starting early, you can save toward
retirement with only a small percentage of your annual income. This is important when there are children to support and college educations to fund.
- With time on your side, you can build a healthy retirement portfolio and benefits from compounding interest, dividend
reinvestment and capital growth. You also can afford to be quite aggressive, since a shorter-term downturn should make little difference when you invest for
a period of up to 20 years.
- Begin an automatic investment plan.
- Invest in your
company-sponsored retirement plan and contribute annually to an IRA.
- As retirement approaches, you'll want to maintain an aggressive element to your portfolio while gradually
repositioning some of your money in less risky income and capital preservation-oriented funds.
- Maximize contributions
to your company retirement plan and IRA.
- Continue an automatic investment plan.
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