BackWhy now is always
Why now is always
a good time
The earlier you invest the more time your money has to potentially compound
6mo100yr
Past 100 years of the S&P 500's price every month
The Stash Way
How Stash takes the guesswork out of when to invest
1. Spread your money so one bad stock can't sink you
ETFs are bundles of stocks. Instead of betting on one company, your money is spread across hundreds. If one drops, the rest cushion the fall.
2. Investing anything consistently right now beats guessing when to jump in with a bigger amount
after 6 months
One-time $5,000$5,196
$50/week recurring$1,325
These are hypothetical illustrations of how an investment could grow over time.
3. Starting early is key. 'I'll start next year' has a hidden cost
Waiting 1 year could cost you ~$27,473
Start today$325,093$50/week · 30 years
Wait 1 year$297,620$50/week · 30 years
See how waiting can add up
This is a hypothetical illustration of how an investment could grow over time.
- Recurring, automated investing can smooth out the market going up and down
- Time in market beats trying to time the market
- Compounding can do the heavy lifting