Elizabeth Ayoola

The listener also mentioned saving for retirement.

I think it's a good time to talk about saving for retirement in your 20s.

And that's a lot of money that I could do a lot of things with.

And by the way, we use NerdWallet's retirement calculator to get these numbers.

So highly recommend playing with those to see what your own retirement savings could potentially look like.

That is a hobby of mine that I enjoy doing.

I do.

I do.

I really do.

Maybe the listener in the next couple of years will be a fire disciple and they'll decide to do coast fire or something and save a whole chunk of their salary for early retirement because that is a lot of money depending on their debt and their expenses.

They might have a lot of wiggle room to save.

Let's talk about it, Sean.

So NerdWallet, if you're listening, if you happen to increase our salary to $500,000 or $750,000, what's the first thing you do, Sean?

We need a case study.

Bigger home sounds lovely.

You know, I'm a forever renter, but I would buy a house if I got that kind of salary increase.

I would.

Yeah.

And I'd be able to comfortably pay for the repairs and still have lots left over.

One downside, though, Sean, is that you might be on the show by yourself more because I'd be on vacation a lot.