Our recent Telegram survey revealed that most investors started investing in their 20s. Starting young is great as it allows you to have many decades to compound your wealth. However, not everyone discovered investing early in their life. If you start investing in your 30s, you face a set of different financial circumstances. Some will be hitting the middle management level with several years of working experience under their belt. As such, salaries will also be higher than what you used to earn in your 20s. And if you adopt prudent financial habits, you should have a much larger cash stash with which to invest. Meanwhile, many of you may be looking to settle down, get married and start a family. Hence, your investment portfolio at this stage of life would probably benefit from a healthy mix of both growth and dividends. As you’re still in the prime of your life...