What's your age / 401k balance

[Anonymous]

DH 39: $520k
DW 38: $358k

[Anonymous]

45 yo 20 year fed/fers. 625k in TSP/401K. DH has less than I do.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm 35. I have $900k. I'm not sure this is going to be enough. I wish I had more at this point in my career.

Is this a troll?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm 35. I have $900k. I'm not sure this is going to be enough. I wish I had more at this point in my career.

Is this a troll?

yep

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm 35. I have $900k. I'm not sure this is going to be enough. I wish I had more at this point in my career.

Is this a troll?

yep

Could be true.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm 35. I have $900k. I'm not sure this is going to be enough. I wish I had more at this point in my career.

Is this a troll?

yep

Could be true.

That is 14 years in. Did the max 100 percent equites in a place with a 8 percent match would be at 900k

[Anonymous]

43, with $415K in my TSP and another $155K in a Roth ($570k total).

I should also have a pension of at least $65k a year.

I feel pretty good about things. I won't be retiring early, but based on all the retirement calculators I'm in good shape.

[Anonymous]

970K - 20 year fed. Age 47

[Anonymous]

Me 46/DH 45
401k 550K
Roth 250K

[Anonymous]

49 and 54 -- combined $1.4mil, 500K in equity. We are striving to retire early. No pension or anything. We are not feds.

[Anonymous]

DH 53: $950k
DW 47: $925k

[Anonymous]

36 - 170k

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:49 and 54 -- combined $1.4mil, 500K in equity. We are striving to retire early. No pension or anything. We are not feds.

combined home equity and retirement accounts?

[Anonymous]

40 fed: just hit $200k in 401k. feel very behind, thankfully DH started maxing out early and is around $650 or more. haven't checked lately.

[Anonymous]

33/34. About 600K combined. Obviously there's a huge response bias to people willing to answer this question. Ours is a combination of fairly good paying jobs, starting the second we were out of college, and getting to maxing out fairly quickly with a good employer match.

DH just started a new job with no match, but they pay 100% of our health insurance premiums, so it is basically a wash other than the tax advantaged space we can't access.