Worthy Wealth Tips are not investment advice, they are wealth -building guidance. There are gazillion bloggers or financial advisors out there that tell you how to invest the money you already have. But there aren't many who show you how to leverage modern innovation to obtain that investment capital in the first place. And that's where we come in. And that brings me to Worthy Wealth Tip #1 - How to build a nest egg without cash reserves or access to traditional retirement plans.
Now, if you are like most Americans, I am sure you worry about how you will fund your retirement. A recent Gallup poll shows that 71 % of non -retired adults are at least moderately worried about being able to fund their retirement, and 42 % say they are very worried. Now, these poll results are not surprising considering that all three pillars of America's existing retirement infrastructure are irreparably broken.
But best of all, fintech saving solutions are available and within reach to anyone, whether you're young or old, whether you have a job or you do not, whether you have idle cash laying around or whether you do not.
Thanks to fintech, anyone can build a retirement nest egg simply by engaging in one's typical day -to -day activities, such as posting on social media, taking educational courses, watching entertaining videos, listening to podcasts, surfing the web, exercising, and yes, even America's favorite pastime, shopping.
Saving for retirement while shopping is what we call consume to earn, and millions of Americans are already doing it with fintech savings apps that allow shoppers to round up their purchases and watch those roundups grow with compound interest.
Most of these fintech savings apps are free and so simple to set up, and those roundup dollars really add up. Here's how you could turn your daily coffee habit into thousands of dollars with Worthy's Roundup app, all from just drinking coffee. Hope you found this tip to be helpful, and to learn more, simply go to worthybonds .com.
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Modern InvestingOctober 25, 2023