Nicole Lappin

But another cool thing to know is that contributions that count toward your 2024 limit can be made until tax day of this year. So if you did not contribute for last year, for 2024, you can still contribute.

But another cool thing to know is that contributions that count toward your 2024 limit can be made until tax day of this year. So if you did not contribute for last year, for 2024, you can still contribute.

But another cool thing to know is that contributions that count toward your 2024 limit can be made until tax day of this year. So if you did not contribute for last year, for 2024, you can still contribute.

for last year oh wow okay i did not know that yep you have until april you know tax day is always different but you have until about april to make your contribution for the year prior amazing cool so just to recap i'd start by looking at how much you feel like you can start investing monthly Put that into a compound interest calculator. See what it says you'll have saved after 14 years.

for last year oh wow okay i did not know that yep you have until april you know tax day is always different but you have until about april to make your contribution for the year prior amazing cool so just to recap i'd start by looking at how much you feel like you can start investing monthly Put that into a compound interest calculator. See what it says you'll have saved after 14 years.

for last year oh wow okay i did not know that yep you have until april you know tax day is always different but you have until about april to make your contribution for the year prior amazing cool so just to recap i'd start by looking at how much you feel like you can start investing monthly Put that into a compound interest calculator. See what it says you'll have saved after 14 years.

If you're shy of that $1.5 million goal, don't panic. You have plenty of options. They will involve some compromises, unfortunately. You can always bump up the amount of money that you budget to invest monthly. You can do that either by...

If you're shy of that $1.5 million goal, don't panic. You have plenty of options. They will involve some compromises, unfortunately. You can always bump up the amount of money that you budget to invest monthly. You can do that either by...

If you're shy of that $1.5 million goal, don't panic. You have plenty of options. They will involve some compromises, unfortunately. You can always bump up the amount of money that you budget to invest monthly. You can do that either by...

trimming down some expenses or negotiating for more money in your 15 jobs that you have and companies and all the things that you're doing to try and increase the amount of disposable income you have and the amount of income that you can put toward retirement. Or you can push back your retirement to 60, 65. These are the levers that you have to play with. So you're going to have to

trimming down some expenses or negotiating for more money in your 15 jobs that you have and companies and all the things that you're doing to try and increase the amount of disposable income you have and the amount of income that you can put toward retirement. Or you can push back your retirement to 60, 65. These are the levers that you have to play with. So you're going to have to

trimming down some expenses or negotiating for more money in your 15 jobs that you have and companies and all the things that you're doing to try and increase the amount of disposable income you have and the amount of income that you can put toward retirement. Or you can push back your retirement to 60, 65. These are the levers that you have to play with. So you're going to have to

play with one of them, you're going to have to move one of them around if you're not feeling like you can get to that $1.5 million goal easily. So just to recap, it's either the age that you're going to retire, the amount of money that you have to put in, or the budget that's going somewhere else.

play with one of them, you're going to have to move one of them around if you're not feeling like you can get to that $1.5 million goal easily. So just to recap, it's either the age that you're going to retire, the amount of money that you have to put in, or the budget that's going somewhere else.

play with one of them, you're going to have to move one of them around if you're not feeling like you can get to that $1.5 million goal easily. So just to recap, it's either the age that you're going to retire, the amount of money that you have to put in, or the budget that's going somewhere else.

How does that feel?

How does that feel?

How does that feel?

Thank you. However your brain works, there's a way to make it feel more doable. I love baby steps toward the finish line here. All finance stuff is overwhelming, even for people who got their MBA and work in budgeting and work in finance. It can be really overwhelming because it's not just numbers and zeros and ones, and it can be formulaic, but it's also all of the emotions that you have.

Thank you. However your brain works, there's a way to make it feel more doable. I love baby steps toward the finish line here. All finance stuff is overwhelming, even for people who got their MBA and work in budgeting and work in finance. It can be really overwhelming because it's not just numbers and zeros and ones, and it can be formulaic, but it's also all of the emotions that you have.