Wife and I crossed 1m combined in July 2021 (around 41/42 for us but we had law school loans), 2m in mid/late 2024, and at this growth rate, will hit 3m around Jan 2028. No inheritances yet. Like many say, once you hit the first million it grows pretty quickly!

Anonymous wrote:I would guess most of DCUM is.

And I think you're wrong.

Anonymous wrote:If you include my house, then yes! I usually don't, because I still need a place to live. 36f

Everyone needs a place to live. Your real estate counts.

Anonymous wrote:Age
Age you hit $1 million net worth
Liquid or includes house
Are you including you and spouse?

46

Mid-30s?

4.8 invested, 800k house

Yes

Yes over $15M. Mostly inherited. I made $1M on my stocks in the last two weeks, which is pretty surreal.

Anonymous wrote:Age
Age you hit $1 million net worth
Liquid or includes house
Are you including you and spouse?

Current age: mid-40s
Age hit $1M NW: 32,
At that time, including our house. Now, liquid around $5M.
Including my spouse, but would still be liquid in this category on my own.

50 and 63 year olds. Yes, over $2 mln in 401K/Roth/brokerage accounts, not counting the house.

Yes NW 3 mill not including home equity. 40. Single

Yes if count 401k. No otherwise

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes. NW is 40+M, not including real estate (including DH). No inheritance. I'm guessing millionaires by mid 30s. We're in our mid/late 50s now.

Curious to know your professions!

We own/run a small business in the tech space.

Get ready to kiss it goodbye, mother****ers. Trump is bringing us all down.

Anonymous wrote:Yes. NW is 40+M, not including real estate (including DH). No inheritance. I'm guessing millionaires by mid 30s. We're in our mid/late 50s now.

Curious to know your professions!

Yes. NW is 40+M, not including real estate (including DH). No inheritance. I'm guessing millionaires by mid 30s. We're in our mid/late 50s now.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wish I hadn't been told this, but I will be once my father dies. I'm single, rent a crappy apartment bc it's all I can afford, and will be over 50 when he dies since he's 78 now.

Well, I think it would be perfectly fine to ask for downpayment help if you want to buy a home. The worst he can do is say no.

I wouldn't be able to afford a mortgage plus HOA or TIC fees plus insurance on a monthly basis, even for a 1 bed condo.

PPl should also have to say whether they inherited any money.