- Start early - You have to give good amount of time for your investments to grow. The more time you give, the better the returns as outcome.

2. Start big if you can
- Don’t `start small`Instead Start investing heavily
- If you have a lump sum, just invest it in one go and add to it
- Don’t care if the markets are up or down for years
- Invest huge chunk of your salary in equities or Mutual funds early.
3. Invest Continuously
- Literally. Dont take breaks. Regular investments in Mutual Funds will keep your corpus grow continuously too.
- More focused on equities when young
- Gradually you may increase investment in bonds
4.Watch your spending habits
- Your total investment returns will be as much affected by how much you invest, as how many percentage returns you get
- But don't just keep that surplus in cash as many younger people do
5.Diversify
- Don’t keep all the eggs in one basket. Invest in multiple areas. If one fails, another one is ready for rescue.
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