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A whopping 93 percent of millennials are wary of investing, according to a Capital One ShareBuilder survey released to CNN Money. The reasons vary — from a distrust of markets to a lack of investing knowledge — but the sentiment has real effects on 20-somethings’ investing behaviors. For example, less than 50 percent of 21-30 year-olds are saving for retirement, according to Money Under 30’s 2015 Millennial Money Survey. The reasons to be intimidated by investing are real: the recession of 2008/2009 is a relatively fresh memory, the world of investing is overwhelming, you don’t have a lot of money to get started, and the world is anything but certain. Although all investing carries risks, the risks of not investing may be far greater. If you know you should