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One of the most common concerns that I see from people within the dividend investing community is that many people think they're getting too late to be able to someday retire off dividends. It's a very popular topic that I see all the time on websites like Reddit and other dividend communities out there. Most people who are familiar with dividend investing are also well aware of the dividend snowball. The longer you remain in the market and reinvest your dividends, the faster your money grows. Although it starts slow, after so many years, your money begins to jump exponentially, and the longer you remain in the market, the better. So it’s very common to see people asking questions like, I’m 30, or I’m 45, and I want to start dividend investing. Am I too late to start investing in dividend stocks? Because these people ideally don’t want to wait, or they might not even have the option of waiting, 30 or 40 years to allow a snowball to grow massively.
