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Alicia Adamczyk

How to invest money when you’re on a tight budget, according to financial advisers

Young woman taking a break while working at home (Credit: Oscar Wong)

If you want to get started investing but don't have a ton of extra cash to put away, don't worry—financial advisers say you don't need to max out your retirement accounts for investing to make a difference. Even small amounts add up over time.

"You can enter a lot of investments at a very low price point," says Jody D'Agostini, a certified financial planner (CFP) with Equitable Advisors. "Even if it’s $100 a month, swipe it over" to your investment account.

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