Invest so little
The question is, what do we call too little. Accumulating savings is important, but average citizens may prefer low-risk assets.
A nice example of beginning with "little":
1941: At 11 years old, Warren buys his first stock. He purchases six shares of Cities Service preferred stock—three shares for himself, three for his sister, Doris—at a cost of $38 per share.
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