Andrea Flatla

💰 Compound Interest: aka the rule of 72

A rule that should be taught as the fundameal of making money work for you.

Disclaimer: If you carry alot of debt, this rule is also working against you btw!

The Wealth Builder Most People Wait Too Long to Use. Compound interest isn’t about how much you start with. It’s about how long you let it work.

When you invest, you don’t just earn interest on your money.

You earn interest on your interest.

And then interest on that interest.

That’s how small, consistent amounts turn into something meaningful over time.

For example:

If you invest $200/month and earn a 6% average return:

• After 10 years: ~ $33,000
• After 20 years: ~ $92,000
• After 30 years: ~ $200,000

Notice something?

The real growth happens in the later years.
The biggest mistake isn’t starting small.
It’s not starting at all.

Whether it’s inside a Tax-Free Savings Account or a Registered Retirement Savings Plan, the habit matters more than the amount in the beginning.

Build the habit.

Automate it.

Let time do the heavy lifting.

Because compound interest doesn’t reward timing the market —
It rewards time in the market.

If you want to see what “starting small” could look like for you, send me a message. 📈

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I’m currently looking to connect with a few motivated individuals who are open to building something bigger for themselves.

This isn’t for everyone.

But it is for you if:
✔️ You’re coachable and willing to learn
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What we do:
We help families improve their financial situation while building a team of like-minded individuals who want to grow in the financial services industry.

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💼 Flexible schedule (part-time or full-time)
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🤝 Supportive, growth-focused environment
No experience needed — just the right mindset.
If you’ve been thinking about making a change, increasing your income, or surrounding yourself with people who are leveling up…

📩 Send me a message or comment “INFO” below and I’ll reach out.

Let’s build something meaningful.

💫Leaving money with a company you’re not with anymore, is like leaving money in your exes bank accounts 🤷🏼‍♀️

Something I get asked often is clients saying “doesn’t it trigger tax when I move it” the short answer is no. You can transfer money to any institution as long as it doesn’t leave that vehicle. A transfer is different than a direct withdrawal.
(IE: LIRA, RRSP etc)