Sometimes “good” investing advice will have you believe that if you’re not maxing out, it’s pointless. That if you can …
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Sometimes “good” investing advice will have you believe that if you’re not maxing out, it’s pointless. That if you can only invest $10 or $25, you’re failing. That anything short of the limit doesn’t count. That’s the part I had to unlearn. When I say “good” investing advice, I’m talking about the advice that’s technically correct on paper. - Max out every account. - Never miss a month. - Always increase contributions. - Ignore discomfort because it’s “for the future.” That advice isn’t wrong.…