Age, income, and amount saved for retirement?
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Anonymous
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I'm 53, income about 50k (I used to make a lot more when practicing law), retirement savings just shy of 1M (about a third of it was inherited)
DH, 65, income 240k, retirement savings of 1.5M, but he also has a gov pension coming as well. None of this includes the equity in our house (about 300k). |
Anonymous
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Can we add location?
Me, 51: 300k Spouse, 45: 25k (works PT) Savings: 3M House (paid off): 2M 2nd property: 500k equity in DMV |
Anonymous
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55 415K
62 100k Retirement 2.7M Taxable 1.5M Equity 800K Pension 101K Nova |
Anonymous
| 50/49 couple about $455K income combined. $3.9M in retirement accounts. |
Anonymous
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46. income $8k to $25k in last 25 years. Only twice near $40k.
One million in annuity, in very small Roth, and investment accounts built within last 4 years. DC |
Anonymous
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Me: 30, $135k, $281k in retirement funds
DH: 33, $152k, $318k in retirement funds Got married and both started maxing out pretty young. |
Anonymous
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41 Income $210k Retirement savings $600k
42 Income $150k Retirement savings $650k, plus a gov't pension Another $450k in taxable, $65k in 529, $500k in equity between primary and rental home. Writing it out feels like we're in a good place, but it's just been heads down keep going for the last 5-6 years so I didn't really realize. |
Anonymous
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Me: 54, Income: $0 (retired with $100k pension), 401K: $870k, Roth IRA: $1M
Spouse: 52, Income: $220K, 401K: $1.5M, Roth IRA: $950K Joint Taxable Investment Accounts: $4.8M Paid off primary home worth $1.7M Rental property income is seasonal. Higher value of the Roths and taxable investment accounts is primarily due to a few of our individuals stock picks that went ballistic. No financial advisors ever. |
Anonymous
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58/59, HHI $280k
Retirement savings $800k Home equity $600k But most important, we have 2 pensions, equal to about 40% of HHI, which is equivalent to $2.8M at 4%. We plan to work for about 5 more years. |
Anonymous
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48/55 HHI ~$1m
401(k)/TSP/IRA $3.6m Brokerage: $1m Home equity: $3m (across 2 properties) DH will have a pension when he retires from the federal government |
Anonymous
| Wow, these numbers are off the charts |
Anonymous
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50/52
HH Working Income: $0 Pension: $80K 401k: $3M Taxable Brokerage: $6M generating about $330K in dividend income Roths: $2.5M generating $110K in dividend income reinvested inside Roth 529: $450K Arlington house equity no mortgage: $2.1M Vacation/Rental property in Lefkada, Greece: 600k euros |
Anonymous
| 64, 70k hhi, 50k in 401k |
Anonymous
What are you invested in for the dividend income? |
Anonymous
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42/47
hhi $350 (big increase over last 5 years) retirement accounts $900k total |