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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DH and I are fiscally conservative and try to save as much as possible. We are 40 years old and work hard. Our HHI is about 300K and networth is about $2 million. Yet we don't live that lifestyle. It feels in DC it doesn't go far at all. We have a cleaning service that comes in once a month. We go out to eat at mom and pop restaurants (so nothing fancy). We drive and Corolla (3 years old) and Sienna (9 years old). I still worry a lot about funding kids 529s. We have 2 kids that will be heading to college in about 9 years and so far we have only been able to fund about $67k in total (for both kids). There is no way that we will be able to pay for the kids college fully. On paper we looks good. Mutual Funds $207k Retirement $710k 529 $67K Cash $55k Property $1million (net of loans) So why do I feel like we have to think about every dollar that we spend all the time? Am I worrying for nothing? Should I worry more? We have 3 properties (2 rentals and 1 main). The rental properties are paid off and our house has a 15 year mortgage. It should be paid off by the time the kids are in their second year of college. But I still don't feel that we are in a good enough position. We do go a couple of vacations a year. Nothing fancy. Just rent a beach house or do a road trip. I guess I am looking for advice and maybe someone can just tell me that I am worrying too much. Or else let me know if I am not saving enough. [/quote] OP, The property line-item sticks out like a sore thumb. We need more $ breakdown on that: details of home values and mortgages, and cash-flow details on the rentals.[/quote]
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