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Money expert claims she’ll retire with $6 million and says others can too

Money expert claims she’ll retire with $6 million and says others can too

A TikToker has gone viral after sharing her secrets on how she is set to retire with $6 million.

Money saving and investment expert, Tori Dunlap has gained more than 1.2 million followers on the app where she advises users how best to manage and benefit from their money.

She understands that finance is a very male-dominated environment and as her bio explains, she is ‘fighting the patriarchy by making you rich.’

The 26-year-old posted a video this week and revealed to her followers that despite being in her mid 20s, she already had a plan in place that would allow her to retire as a millionaire.

She said in her video: ‘I’m an investment expert and yes there are women investing experts.’

Dunlap began by debunking two common myths about investing. Firstly, Dunlap insisted that you don’t have to have a lot of money to start investing, emphasising that it is not ‘just for rich people’.

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Secondly, she highlights that those who get rich are not simply just saving their money, instead they are investing it, ‘you have to allow your money to work harder for you by investing it in the stock market.’

Tori Dunlap says that saving our money is not enough and that we should be investing our money in order to build our wealth.

Dunlap called on women to learn more about money and investing as she described that a financial education is ‘a women’s best form of protest.’

Time is money, as the saying goes.

Dunlap says: ‘Even if you only have $50, $100 to get started, it’s important that you get started now and allow time to work harder for you because there is this lovely thing called compound interest.’

Compound interest is when your interest earns interest.

She goes on to explain why she will be a millionaire when she retires, ‘So because I did so much of the heavy lifting early, with 100k, 50k, I will grow my wealth over time and allow it to grow for me for the next 30, 40 years.’

You can visit her page here

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