Anonymous

22 Jan 2020

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Considered that the dividends earned is little when you started investing young with small capital. Is it still worth to start early?

Just started investing and got myself some stocks in small quantities. For the dividend payout is only $14-$25 only. Is it still worth for me to start early with small capital? I would like to build a war chest too, but for me. Money not seen is money not spend so it’s rather hard for me to build one.

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DunSayBojioHor

13 Nov 2022

Start early to gain experience, knowledge and compounding effect.

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JY

22 Jan 2020

Ask yourself, if not now, then when? Do start early so that you can gain on the compounding effects & also knowledge to better guide you in your investment decisions.

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Frankie Rappaport

21 Jan 2020

It's always the best ida to start early

think of the compounding effect

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Sharon

21 Jan 2020

Life Alchemist at School of Hard Knocks

Eh hallo, I wish I have your time! Start early! Better to see some money coming in than none, right?

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Chin Guo Qiang

19 Jan 2020

Assistant Vice President, IT EUC at OCBC

I always believe in the concept of Long term horizon timeline aka 长期饭票. Dividend stocks prices can g...

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