10 years doesn’t sound like much. It’s the gap between graduating high school and turning 28. It’s the decade most people spend on college, first jobs, moving cities, and figuring out who they are. Financial planning rarely makes the list of priorities — and honestly, that’s understandable. But here’s what nobody tells you at 18: … Continue reading What Would Your Retirement Look Like If You Started Investing at 18 vs. 28?