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Six Steps to Build Wealth in Your 20s

David Wachira by David Wachira
June 14, 2025
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Six Steps to Build Wealth in Your 20s

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Building wealth is often a challenging task for many people. Currently, only a small fraction of people accumulate significant wealth. The process of creating wealth is marked by traps that can send individuals to failure. However, there are multiple ways that can assist anyone in creating and preserving wealth. Below are six fundamental ways of building wealth.

Learn about money

The first step in creating wealth is to learn about money. This step may be overlooked, but it is the most significant for anyone starting the financial journey. Financial education helps you to develop a good mindset about money. With a proper mindset, you may avoid mismanaging what you accumulate. Thus, you should invest time in educating yourself about money. Advance your understanding of money by reading books or listening to podcasts. Learning must be continuous. However, ensure you obtain information from trusted resources. Knowledge about money provides the foundation for financial success in the future.

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Get income

You can’t build wealth from scratch without earning money. The journey starts with getting a job. Increase income by working diligently and getting multiple streams of income. Find ways to expand your income. Sustainable wealth building comes from increasing your value over time. If you are an entrepreneur, focus on adding value to the business.

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Formulate a plan

The journey to building wealth should be guided by well-defined goals. Examples of goals include building savings, acquisition of land, or investing in stocks. With clear financial goals, you can formulate an effective plan to help you achieve the vision. You must be specific about each goal and the time when you desire to accomplish it. The plan must be realistic based on your income. Don’t fall into the trap of setting goals that your income cannot support. Lastly, regularly assess the plan and make appropriate changes.

You won’t accumulate wealth if you spend all your earnings. Prioritize growing your savings every month. Financial institutions often recommend saving 20% of your income. However, it may be impossible to build significant wealth with this strategy. If you are committed to creating wealth, you should adopt extreme saving practices. Young people without any family commitment should aim to save 60-80% of their monthly earnings. Live within your means and trim unnecessary expenses. Here are important strategies to maximize your savings.

  • Trim your budget. Check your budget and only keep expenses for obvious needs such as food, clothing, and shelter.
  • Keep records of your expenditures.
  • Have a realistic goal of how much money to save every money.
  • Automate your savings. Make arrangements with your employers and financial institutions to automatically deposit a specific among of your income into a high-yielding savings account.

Invest

To create wealth, you should invest your savings. Some of the best investment opportunities include stocks, bonds, real estate, and mutual funds. Only invest in what you understand. Also, seek professional advice and consider the risks before investing. Bonds have relatively low risk, but they have lower returns than stocks. You should diversify your investment portfolio to mitigate the risk.

Get insurance

Getting insurance protects you against losses due to unforeseen events and circumstances. At the very least, you should get health insurance to cover the expenses of costly diseases. However, some insurance products are unnecessary. You should only insure the most valuable assets.

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David Wachira

David Wachira

David Wachira is a seasoned writer and editor with more than a decade of practical experience covering various topics.

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