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Both 48
$6-7m $500-$1m varies 2 in public school |
In DC? |
Why is your NW so low? |
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54 & 62
$4.8M net worth, future pension worth about $1.7M HHI $412K $900K house Children are early 20’s, one launched, one in college |
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Early 40s
$3.1 million excluding pensions, which are probably worth ($2 million in perpetuity) HHI: ~$400K Primary House: $1.5 million Three children under 10. All public/private preschool |
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62, 58
NW outside of house: $4+m. Mostly in 401k/IRA House $1.3 m. Paid off HHI: $200k. Highest ever. Planning on moving to a less expensive area and buying a house ~$750-$800k in retirement Children’s college costs are behind us. |
| I don’t understand why you would give up your house and try to buy one that is much more expensive, it makes absolutely no sense to me. Stay in your current house. |
| Why did I read this thread. All numbers are depressing to me and I have a computer science degree not fine arts. |
| OP you are poor according to DCUM but even for the DC metro area you are middle class. If you need to move for school in a couple of years move then. Hold off for now. Who knows what factors will be in play then? |
That’s hard to believe. Two people HHI is $125k and over a quarter million dollars a year from investments?!! |
38M per year invested turning a 6-7% profit would get these numbers. And it’s 2.575M from investments. Obviously sold a business or inherited. |
No, different city. |
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What ages are you? 26 & 60
Net worth? $69M HHI? $3M # of kids? 4 |
$69M hehe good one |
Based on the NW : HHI ratios, I would bet the majority of responders have inherited |