I'm 30 and only make $35k a year - I should still contribute to a 401k even with such a low income?

"Despite starting with only $60 a month, the Reddit poster has already accumulated a nest egg of around $10,000, demonstrating that even small contributions can yield significant growth over time."

"With compound growth, contributions not only earn returns but also generate additional returns on those returns, leading to exponential growth of one’s investment over time—this 'snowball effect' is crucial for retirement savings."

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