Dhirendra Kumar explains the only way to make up for the delayed start
How can one make up for the lost time if someone starts late, at the age of 35? Also, I would want to retire and get the corpus ready by the time I turn 55. - Akshay Kutumbale It's never too late. Start when you can. You still have 20 years. If you plan to retire by 55 or 60, you still have 20
This article was originally published on February 15, 2022.
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