need help ASAP. I don't know where they got $133,609; $73,186; and $41,278. Attached are photos

Throughout my five-year plan, I aggressively saved in order to establish a sizeable investment portfolio to prepare for retirement in the future. At the end of year five, I projected to have an investment portfolio value of $133,609. Of the total investment portfolio, I will have $73,186 in 401k and $41,278 in my Roth IRA. Therefore, I will have achieved my goal of diversifying the taxability of my future withdrawals. A full retirement projection value is shown in Appendix L. Although I will establish a great base in my first five years, I must continue to save responsibly in order to enjoy a happy retirement in the future. table below. I heavily considered my risk tolerance when determining the expected returns for each account. Roth IRA 4018 Brokerage Inflation Annual Return 7.50% 6.00% 6.50% 3.SON With my top goal for year one being to invest 25% of my income, it is important to choose the right allocation and investment vehicles. If I save 25% of my projected income, I will have $14,000 to invest in year one. First, I want to diversify the taxability of my investment contributions, so that I have better liquidity available in the future. For this reason, I will maximize my contributions to my Roth IRA of $5,500. Investing in a Roth IRA will allow me to build up an investment account that I will not have to pay taxes on the returns of, while also giving me complete autonomy to choose my own investments. Since I will likely be in a much higher tax bracket near retirement, it is important to build up a retirement account in which I can make tax-free withdrawals in the future. This will give me much more financial flexibility in the future. I will invest the additional $8,500 in my 401k. Since the 401k is a tax-deferred retirement account, I will be able to deduct it from my gross income to lower my taxable income. In addition, I will likely have an employer match. Assuming that my investor is willing to match the median 3% of my income, I will add $10,180 to my 401k during year one. By creating a substantial investment base in year one, I will be able to take full advantage of compounding interest over a significant amount of time. With my top goal for year one being to invest 25% of my income, it is important to choose the right allocation and investment vehicles. If I save 25% of my projected income, I will have $17,304 to invest in year three. First, I want to diversify the taxability of my investment contributions, so that I have better liquidity available in the future. For this reason, I will continue to maximize my Roth IRA contributions at $5,500. Continuing to invest in my Roth IRA will allow me to invest in individual stocks and earn a higher potential return, while also increasing the pool of money that will be eligible for future tax-free withdrawals. I will invest the additional $11,804 in my 401k. Since the 401k is a tax-deferred retirement account, I will be able to deduct it from my gross income to lower my taxable income. Assuming my employer continues to match the median amount of 3%, I will add $13.880.48 to my 401k in year three. Continuing to build my investment base at a young age will help me to take even better advantage of compounding investment returns. If I save 25% of my projected income into tax-advantaged accounts, I will have $19,322.80 to invest in year five. I will continue to maximize my Roth contributions at $5,500. I will invest the addition $13,822.80 in my 401k. Assuming my employer continues to match the median amount of 3%, I will add $16,141.54 to my 401k in year five. Throughout my five-year plan, I aggressively saved in order to establish a sizeable investment portfolio to prepare for retirement in the future. At the end of year five, I projected to have an investment portfolio value of $133,609. Of the total investment portfolio, I will have $73,186 in 401k and $41,278 in my Roth IRA. Therefore, I will have achieved my goal of diversifying the taxability of my future withdrawals. A full retirement projection value is shown in Appendix L. Although I will establish a great base in my first five years, I must continue to save responsibly in order to enjoy a happy retirement in the future. table below. I heavily considered my risk tolerance when determining the expected returns for each account. Roth IRA 4018 Brokerage Inflation Annual Return 7.50% 6.00% 6.50% 3.SON With my top goal for year one being to invest 25% of my income, it is important to choose the right allocation and investment vehicles. If I save 25% of my projected income, I will have $14,000 to invest in year one. First, I want to diversify the taxability of my investment contributions, so that I have better liquidity available in the future. For this reason, I will maximize my contributions to my Roth IRA of $5,500. Investing in a Roth IRA will allow me to build up an investment account that I will not have to pay taxes on the returns of, while also giving me complete autonomy to choose my own investments. Since I will likely be in a much higher tax bracket near retirement, it is important to build up a retirement account in which I can make tax-free withdrawals in the future. This will give me much more financial flexibility in the future. I will invest the additional $8,500 in my 401k. Since the 401k is a tax-deferred retirement account, I will be able to deduct it from my gross income to lower my taxable income. In addition, I will likely have an employer match. Assuming that my investor is willing to match the median 3% of my income, I will add $10,180 to my 401k during year one. By creating a substantial investment base in year one, I will be able to take full advantage of compounding interest over a significant amount of time. With my top goal for year one being to invest 25% of my income, it is important to choose the right allocation and investment vehicles. If I save 25% of my projected income, I will have $17,304 to invest in year three. First, I want to diversify the taxability of my investment contributions, so that I have better liquidity available in the future. For this reason, I will continue to maximize my Roth IRA contributions at $5,500. Continuing to invest in my Roth IRA will allow me to invest in individual stocks and earn a higher potential return, while also increasing the pool of money that will be eligible for future tax-free withdrawals. I will invest the additional $11,804 in my 401k. Since the 401k is a tax-deferred retirement account, I will be able to deduct it from my gross income to lower my taxable income. Assuming my employer continues to match the median amount of 3%, I will add $13.880.48 to my 401k in year three. Continuing to build my investment base at a young age will help me to take even better advantage of compounding investment returns. If I save 25% of my projected income into tax-advantaged accounts, I will have $19,322.80 to invest in year five. I will continue to maximize my Roth contributions at $5,500. I will invest the addition $13,822.80 in my 401k. Assuming my employer continues to match the median amount of 3%, I will add $16,141.54 to my 401k in year five