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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We’re in this bucket, unfortunately. We maxed our 401ks in our 20s and are projected to have $12m+ at 55 (15 years from now). 40 and 45 now. The kids will be out of college when we are 55 and 60. A few changes I recently made: - Drop 401k to just get the match - Switched our 401k contributions to Roth 401k contributions - redirect what we were contributing to our 401ks to my brokerage account - look into the Rule of 55 - it allows you to tap your 401k balance at 55 instead of 59 from the employer you retire from. - I plan on drawing down 401k balances for college funds, or repayment of our kid’s loans, since we have undersaved there. In an effort to reduce RMD before 73. - haven’t yet, but will do Roth conversions after 55 - generally started living a bit more of a rich life - more family vacations now while our four kids are young Very interested in other strategies too! [/quote] How exactly does a 401k get that high? You generally can’t put more than $15k per year and investment options are usually index funds. How did you have such smashing returns?[/quote]
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