Discover the benefits of frontloading your tax-advantaged accounts to maximize investment returns. This blog post explains how contributing early in the year to IRAs, HSAs, and Solo 401(k)s can give your money more time for tax-advantaged growth and compounding. Learn from a self-employed investor’s experience of fully funding $162,550 in accounts by April, the psychological and financial advantages of early contributions, and important considerations for both W-2 and 1099 earners. Find out when frontloading makes sense, potential pitfalls, and how this strategy can help you reach your financial goals faster.