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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Home equity: $1.2m (39%) 401ks or equivalent: $1.4 (45%) 529s (2 kids): $185k (6%) Brokerage: $150k (5%) Ibonds: $80k (2.5%) Emergency fund: $60k (2%) Random money in checking: $30k (1%) Total: $3,105,000 HHI: $400k Early 40s. We will have one federal pension. [/quote] We’re 43, and very close to these numbers. Approx half of the home equity ($600k), $300k more in retirement funds, similar 529s (but 3 kids), and about half of the after tax savings ($150k or so). Also one federal pension for a SES. About $550k HHI. [/quote] Us too. HHI $400k, net worth just under $3M. Will have one fed pension upon retirement. Home equity: 30% Retirement: 43% 529s (2 kids): 14% Brokerage: 7% Emergency funds/designated savings: 7%[/quote] Well that makes me happy to see other similarly aged folks similarly situated. We had good timing with the house purchase and got on the property ladder early in our (pretty young aged) marriage. When we sold that place plus what we’d saved in the interim, we were able to put down 40% on our current home and have paid down over $100k since then. Combine that with the insane appreciation of the last few years and the comps suggest we could sell the house for nearly $800k more than we paid for it 10 years ago. [/quote]
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