1Settimana
I’m actually seeing the opposite.
I think that thanks to the work of numerous finfluencers and access to free educational content on YouTube, etc., it’s not at all uncommon anymore for people your age to be interested in retirement planning.
(At least that’s what I’ve seen.)
You’re definitely doing it right—starting early.
With your investment horizon, it “almost” doesn’t matter whether a market crash happens or not. Just keep investing your savings every month.
Good luck!
I think that thanks to the work of numerous finfluencers and access to free educational content on YouTube, etc., it’s not at all uncommon anymore for people your age to be interested in retirement planning.
(At least that’s what I’ve seen.)
You’re definitely doing it right—starting early.
With your investment horizon, it “almost” doesn’t matter whether a market crash happens or not. Just keep investing your savings every month.
Good luck!
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1Settimana
@IBilly I'll keep saving at the same rate; I'll just keep—or even increase—my cash reserves to help with moving out of my parents' house or as a down payment on a small apartment…
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1Settimana
@IBilly I get what you're saying—that more young people are investing in ETFs or stocks—but the problem is that they're often people who don't really have anything to worry about anyway. Most of my generation are spendthrifts and either save just 100€ in their checking account or set it aside for their annual vacation 😅
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