When we published our first ever piece of content earlier this year about saving $100,000 before turning 30, we observed a fair amount of comments saying financial independence it was “too late” for them, because they were well out of their 20s.
Yeah, we get it, every site out there will tell you to get started on financial independence early. But guess what? It’s not some sort of race. If you didn’t get a good start, it’s not the end of the world.
Here’s why.
Starting early gives you a great advantage, but it doesn’t mean if you start late you can’t get there.What we feel that is not written about enough is that when you’re young, ideals and values are more flexible. That means it’s easier to make adjustments to your life, which otherwise be more painful when you’re older – if you ever told an older Singaporean to give
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