$30k!
Oh wait, that was my post-tax spend for full-time daycare for one infant.

DH and I both saved $10k in our 401(k)s.

$6500. Planning to double in 2023.

One MEELION DOLLAHS

Just about $100K on $400K in income. That is Roth 401K contributions, traditional 401K, catch up contributions on both and a deferred comp plan.

I think we did about 50-60k this year.

$85.5k between two IRAs and one 401k with employer match and profit share.

20 million.

What do you consider retirement savings? I maxed my SEP, he maxed his 401k, and then maxed his SEP for all 1099 income. It comes out to just over 100k. We saved in non tax advantage accounts too but I don’t know if I consider that retirement or
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$2000

Anonymous wrote:I’m just looking for a total dollar figure of everything you and your partner (if indicated) set aside for retirement in 2022. I will go first.

$115,000

lol we know what you are looking for

I saved $6K in a Roth. Husband saved 10% until fall, then bumped it up to 17% + $6K in Roth.

Husband maxed out his TSP + match + full Roth contribution.

I just reentered the workforce in august- I put in 3200 in contribution + match + full Roth contribution.

5 mill.

We contributed ~$50k including employer matches, but our retirement savings are still down about $40k from this time last year due to the market, so in reality we lost about $90k.

I’m just looking for a total dollar figure of everything you and your partner (if indicated) set aside for retirement in 2022. I will go first.

$115,000