2 weeks At 35, I’m finally starting my dividend portfolio with $3,000—what should I include for growth and yield? 24/7 Wall St.

It’s never too late to start investing. While everyone wishes they invested as teenagers, some people start in their 20s, 30s, 40s, or much later. However, it’s better to invest in assets at some point in this life than not to invest at all. A 35-year-old recently posted in the Dividends subreddit seeking advice. The individual […]

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