Investing in Your 20s – Take the Match, Open a Roth IRA, and Own Stocks

The Quick Take
Money you invest in your 20s has about 40 years to grow, so small amounts go far. Contribute enough to your 401(k) to get the full employer match, open a Roth IRA while your tax rate is low, and invest both accounts mostly in stocks through a target-date or broad stock index fund. Source
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