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| Wednesday, August 14, 2019 |
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Telegraph Money | | The week's most important personal finance news, analysis and expert advice, from pensions and property to investment ideas and savings tips. |
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The Telegraph take | | By Stephanie Baxter, deputy personal finance editor |
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| Saving and investing is a minefield at any age, and the financial pressures on our lives change through the years. Don't believe anyone who says "life gets easier as you get older"!
But fret not, as we have come up with the best ways to invest 10,000 in each decade of your life.
In our 20s, most of us will be in the very early stages of our careers, renting and dreaming of one day owning our own home. Thirty-somethings have different challenges – they face short-term cash calls but must also consider long-term savings. They may have bought a house and tied the knot, but earnings will still be far off their peak. By our 40s, many of us will have a mortgage and children. Suddenly, retirement does not seem quite so far away.
Our six-part series, published every Monday at 7am, will help people in these age groups – as well as those in their 50s, 60s and 70s – figure out how to turn 10,000 into more.
Do you have a question that needs answering in this series? Ask [email protected] or contact [email protected].
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