Where is your retirement money going to come from?

[Anonymous]

Not how much...Lord knows that question has been asked a million times already.

I'm asking WHERE you are stashing your dollars for retirement, ex:

1) 401K
2) home equity
3) Life Insurance/Annuity

that kind of thing.....

[Anonymous]

Real estate

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not how much...Lord knows that question has been asked a million times already.

I'm asking WHERE you are stashing your dollars for retirement, ex:

1) 401K
2) home equity
3) Life Insurance/Annuity

that kind of thing.....

All three of those plus investments outside of our 401K.

[Anonymous]

Unexpected inheritance is invested conservatively.

[Anonymous]

401K, IRA's and Real Estate investing that we have been doing for the past 20+ yrs

[Anonymous]

PP here forgot that DH will have a small gov't pension also

[Anonymous]

Small pension, 401k and, sadly, life insurance as DH is a fair bit older than me and unwell

[Anonymous]

401k, IRA, Insurance (as investment), real estate.

[Anonymous]

401k, IRA, Townhouse rental that first mortgage will be paid off by then.

[Anonymous]

One pension

A hybrid pension at current job. Defined contribution and growth, 12% of annual salary and 7.25% annual interest. I've never really heard of that type of plan before, which is why I described it.

One 457 plan (government version of 401(k))

[Anonymous]

401K equivalent, and hopefully some inheritance

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:One pension

A hybrid pension at current job. Defined contribution and growth, 12% of annual salary and 7.25% annual interest. I've never really heard of that type of plan before, which is why I described it.

One 457 plan (government version of 401(k))

Which employer offers that kind of retirement if you don't mind?

[Anonymous]

Social Security will be the biggest piece. Between the house and 401k we'll probably have about $500k, which will go pretty fast when our health goes south. No inheritance on the way.
I'm 50 and already having to start figuring out the Medicare landscape.

[Anonymous]

The bulk will come from Roth 401K & Roth IRA

Our house is paid off, but will not count on that... unless we live over 90 years old. Otherwise, the house will go to our child.

[Anonymous]

Pensions (one main and a small one) , home equity ( about 350-400K within this decade), some smaller and negligible amount of investments, and SS for one of us.