The Value of Compounding: An Unexpected Outcome for the Tortoise and Hare

Did you know that the timing of when you start investing may be more important than how much you invest? Learn why and how you can benefit, even if you're starting small.

Oct 01 2024 | 2:18 min video

Understand the meaning and power of compounding with this lighthearted look at helping investments grow faster.

Watch this video now to see:

Why it pays to start early and invest regularly
How small investments can grow over time
A dollars-and-cents example to bring the idea to life

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