This investing coach thinks it’s not too late to start, ‘even if it literally means with $1’

Delyanne Barros says that investing is not as complicated or intimidating as people imagine it to be Delyanne Barros got a late start with investing. She was 37 years old before she knew a thing about index funds or the power of compound interest. “I mean, I started contributing to a 401(k) when I was 28, but I thought it was a savings account,” she says. “I did not understand that it had anything to do with the stock market.” Continue reading...

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