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If two people save $100 a month for retirement, but one starts at 25 and the other at 35, the early saver will have nearly twice as much by age 65. Starting to save now, wherever you are in your timeline, is better than starting tomorrow or next week. Chris and Jennifer both invest $100 a month at a 5% annual compound rate of return. Chris begins investing at age 25, putting away $100 every month until 65 and Jennifer begins saving $100 a month at age 35. Saving in a tax-advantaged retirement account, such as an IRA or 401(k), can give your money an even greater boost.
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How climate change could hurt your bottom lineSabatier isn't alone in expressing concern that climate change could hurt returns in the coming years. "It's mainstream enough that Janet Yellen came out and said climate is the biggest risk to the financial system. The Biden White House has said that people are severely underestimating the future risk and impact of the climate on financial markets," he says. Some investing strategies seek to mitigate climate risk by investing in companies that score highly on sustainability metrics. Still, those are unlikely to solve the potentially broad threat climate change poses to markets, says Sabatier.
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