Regular investing

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The sooner you can start investing on a regular basis, the better your financial position in the future. 

Not only will your initial investment have more opportunity to grow, the earnings on that investment will generate more earnings and so on.  This is known as the compounding effect.

Investing at regular intervals

Another benefit of investing at regular intervals is that you don’t have to worry about timing the market.  When the market is down, you will gain more units with your regular investment and when the price goes up, fewer units will be purchased. 

Effectively, you will achieve an average unit price instead of facing the risk of investing all your money in one go at the wrong time.

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