Any 50yo+ with retirement savings less than $2million?

Anonymous
…Not including home and college savings. Just curious after reading the other thread. Thx
Anonymous
That's the majority of Americans
Anonymous
good lord yes. well under $1M, 60 years old. but will have strong retirement income.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:good lord yes. well under $1M, 60 years old. but will have strong retirement income.


Pension?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:good lord yes. well under $1M, 60 years old. but will have strong retirement income.


yeah, how? explain.
Anonymous
we have more than 2 but it's combined.
Anonymous
Yes, very early 60s with less than that!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:That's the majority of Americans
+1
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:…Not including home and college savings. Just curious after reading the other thread. Thx


90%+ Americans
Anonymous
Mid 50's and mine is about $850K. Spouse has about the same plus a pension. You can read the stats on this -- DCUM is a bubble. For most of the US, this is a very high sum saved.
Anonymous
At least HALF of 60 yr olds have about $400K or less.

https://www.synchronybank.com/blog/median-retirement-savings-by-age/

Reality check.
Anonymous
Me. I’m 56, single, with about $1.2 in retirement savings. And I think I’m doing pretty well compared to most Americans. DCUM is nothing like mainstream America.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:That's the majority of Americans


+1

We have slightly less than $2M in "official retirement saving accounts/401k and IRAs) (the last 2 years have not been helpful). We contribute the max to IRA and to the one working member's 401k (the other hasn't worked in 20+ years for pay). However we have much more saved outside of those accounts.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:good lord yes. well under $1M, 60 years old. but will have strong retirement income.


Pension?

Yes, pension.
Anonymous
NP here. Family of 4 here that includes 2 kids and two 45 yr old adults. We don't have even 1 million so far. Not including the house. After reading the threads here, I wonder if we should avoid living the after retirement life in DC metro area.
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