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Just out of interest, if you have more than $1 million in net worth, how old were you when you reached it?
How did you aquire it? In relation to your lifestyle (and income), does this represent a huge amount, or is it no big deal? |
| I don't anticipate hitting that mark for about 10 years. 33 and 36 years old now. |
| never |
| We hit it right before the recession. We saw it on mint -- home equity plus retirement accounts = over $1M net worth. Then it slipped away with the recession. Just got it back about a year ago and now we are at $1.075M. |
| Liquid net worth or total net worth? |
| Age 40 for me. |
OP here, I meant total net worth. Liquid net worth is probably a lot further out of reach for most. |
How old were/are you? |
| Aiming for around 55 but who knows!? |
DH never allows house equity or law firm equity to enter our balance sheet. So that makes it much harder. But using this formula, we hit $1M at 40. |
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48 and 49.
No debt. Paid off our house last month. House is probably worth about $600K, investments (retirement and non-ret) just under $900K. |
| Um, today I guess. DW usually does Mint and I thought I'd check it just for this thread -- $1,063,000. Woo hoo! Of course, it looks like this might be due to Zillow, which has our house valued at +75K from what it was when we refinanced last year. |
Oh, I'm 43 btw. |
On the second question: 550K in straight retirement savings, DW saving the max her entire life; me with a significant catch up while working for law firm. $200K in nonretirement savings/investments. No big gains there and several periods of losses. $300K in equity, rolled over from two prior properties at about $100K each and about $100K paying down mortgage balance in the last 10 years. |
| last year. I was 38, DH was 35. I still can't "believe it" but the reality is, we don't spend money, ever. We could use a new care, a nice vaca and probably a new roof on our house. |