While I didn't get into individual stock
investing until last year, I actually started out investing in mutual funds back when I was around 14 years old, kind of by accident.
Not exact matches
But while she paid down the mortgage, shopped frugally for groceries, clothes and insurance and tried to put some money in savings, she and Pierre seldom took an interest in
investing until the
last few
years.
For less money than you are spending with your AARP / New York Life insurance policy, you can
invest in a policy that will
last until you die (not just
until age 80), your premium will not increase every 5
years, and your premiums will be less than an AARP New York life insurance policy sent to you in the mail.
I didn't start
investing until about the
last 2
years of the boom.