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What might waiting a decade to start a Lifetime ISA cost?

^{Published on 2024-12-14 06:41:09 - The Motley Fool UK}

Christopher Ruane explains why it can pay to start sooner rather than later when it comes to setting up and contributing to a Lifetime ISA.

The article from Fool.co.uk discusses the potential financial implications of delaying the start of a Lifetime ISA (LISA) by a decade. It highlights that starting a LISA at age 18 versus age 28 can significantly impact the final savings amount due to compound interest. For instance, if someone contributes the maximum annual allowance of £4,000 from age 18 to 50, with a 5% growth rate, they could accumulate around £340,000. However, starting at age 28, the same contributions would only yield approximately £190,000 by age 50. The article emphasizes the benefits of early investment, the government bonus of 25% on contributions up to £1,000 per year, and the tax-free growth potential of LISAs. It also notes that while LISAs are designed for first-time home buyers or retirement, the penalties for early withdrawal for other purposes can be substantial, making the timing of contributions crucial.

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