Five ways into the free class

Starting later doesn't mean the boat left without you, it means the plan needs a real number instead of a vague feeling.

Most of the women I work with have never actually done the math, so "later" stays big and scary and blurry.

In my free live class we work out your $1M number together, which is how much to invest each month to get there, even with a late start.

It takes about two minutes, and it's usually the moment this stops feeling impossible.

Then I show you which accounts to open first, so your 401(k) match, your Roth IRA and your HSA are doing the heavy lifting for you.

And then we set up the lazy part, a simple index-fund mix that runs on autopilot while you get on with your life.

No stock picking, no timing the market and none of that investment-bro jargon.

It's called the Lazy Investor's Method, and I've taught it to over 14,000 students.

I'm not anti-advisor, I'm anti paying someone a cut of everything you own for something you can absolutely learn to do yourself.

Investing that builds real wealth for most people is pretty boring, and boring is good news for you.

It's a simple index-fund mix, held in the right accounts, with money going in automatically every month.

That's the Lazy Investor's Method, and setting up the automation takes about 15 minutes.

My student Krista fired her advisor too, and now she invests for herself and for her kids.

In my free live class I'll walk you through which accounts to open in which order, from your 401(k) match to a Roth IRA and HSA, so every dollar gets the tax break it should.

Then I'll show you the lazy portfolio that runs while you live your life, so there's nothing to babysit and nobody to pay a percentage to.

Expense ratios, asset allocation, rebalancing, it all sounds like a different language, and honestly it's made to sound ten times harder than it needs to.

The math part of my method takes about two minutes, and I do it with you, live.

First you find your $1M number, which tells you exactly how much to invest each month.

Then you open the right accounts in the right order, so every dollar gets the tax break it should.

And then you set up a simple index-fund mix that runs itself, so there's nothing to watch every day and nothing to panic about.

My student Mel started at 39 as a single mom, and six months later her net worth was up $32,000.

It was never a brains problem, it's just that nobody ever sat you down and showed you how this works.

What they did wasn't flashy, and nobody found a secret stock or timed the market perfectly.

They worked out their number, opened the right accounts in the right order and set up a simple index-fund mix on autopilot.

That's the Lazy Investor's Method, and it's exactly what I teach.

Christine did it as a single mom, and her net worth is $584,000 now.

Cassie fired her financial advisor and her net worth went up $140,000 in 18 months.

And I started out as a total hot mess with money myself, $70K in debt and panicking every time rent was due.

Everyone's numbers look different and their results are their own, but the steps are the same, and I teach every one of them in my free class.

There's only so much you can cut, and most of us hit that wall a long time ago.

I wasn't bad with money back then, I'd just been told to cut back instead of build forward, like pretty much every woman I know.

I was $70K in debt with panic attacks over rent, and what changed things for me wasn't a no-spend month.

It was learning to invest the lazy way, a simple index-fund mix with automatic contributions, in the right accounts, so my money grew while I was busy living.

Today I'm debt-free with a net worth over $500,000, and I've taught this to over 14,000 students.

In my free live class I'll show you how to find your $1M number, which accounts to open first and how to automate the whole thing in about 15 minutes.

It's the Lazy Investor's Method, and you don't have to give up a single thing you love to start it.