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Investing is considered a more powerful tool for building long-term wealth compared to saving because it allows your money to grow over time through the power of compound interest. When you invest, your money has the potential to earn higher returns than what you would typically earn by simply saving it in a bank account. This can help your wealth grow faster and more significantly over the long term.

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