15 Jan 2021 | How much savings should you have at 40?

It's never too late to start saving

A "It's never too late to retire early" These three stocks have already doubled in 2021 Image Source: Motley Fool Many investors were happy about the returns that their stock portfolios gave them in 2020. There were a considerable number of stocks that doubled shareholders' money in the past year. The search is on to find the same kind of stocks this year.  As it turns out, it's taken less than two weeks for some companies to stand out from the crowd. These three stocks have emerged as early stock market leaders in 2021. All three of these companies have doubled or more in the opening days of the new year. Smart investors are taking a closer look to see if there's even more upward momentum in store for their prices. This is how Wall Street has failed you and everyone else Recommended Link: Former hedge fund manager slams Wall Street in viral video One bold former hedge fund manager just went on camera to expose how Wall Street is failing American investors right now. He's boiled down what's happening in the markets to just two words. And he's urging people to take notice. You're not going to see the details of what he's predicting anywhere in the news, especially not from the big banks on Wall Street. Click here to watch. Headlines you shouldn't miss Savings interest rates have hit rock bottom   Amid the pandemic, many Americans are spending less and saving more. When should you use a high yield savings account?   Here are five times that it makes sense to use a high-yield savings account. Here are the best savings accounts for your money   There are a lot of reasons why you might choose a bank. Here are the top five savings accounts of 2021 to get you started.  How much savings should you have at 40?   By the time you hit 40, you should have a decent amount of cash saved up - both for emergencies and for your future retirement goals.    More Americans are saving than ever before   Families across the nation are financially diverse - and so is how they save. Across the board, more are saving more now than ever before.  Is it really possible to retire with $100,000 or less in savings?   You might be surprised at how far this money will go.  It's never too late to start saving,   Gordon Fox     P.S.   Know someone who'd love the Late Investor? Be sure to send them to this link so they can get signed up: investinglate.com   The Late Investor, 20 N. Orange Avenue, 32801, Orlando, United States You can unsubscribe here any time.