Insight Make this 5/29 Day count: Start saving for college today
Key takeaways
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Let your money work for you::
Compounding interest can help your savings grow over time.
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Time may beat timing::
Starting early matters more than trying to predict the market.
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Think long term::
You can invest more aggressively when you have more time to recover from short-term volatility.
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