Anonymous wrote:https://www.morningstar.com/news/marketwatch/20241205305/millennials-are-finally-joining-the-401k-millionaires-club-heres-how-they-got-here
Srsly. DH and I are still in our late 20s and each of us has $1M+ in our 401ks. Is being a millionaire the new lower class?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://www.morningstar.com/news/marketwatch/20241205305/millennials-are-finally-joining-the-401k-millionaires-club-heres-how-they-got-here
Srsly. DH and I are still in our late 20s and each of us has $1M+ in our 401ks. Is being a millionaire the new lower class?
BS. Troll. Your math doesn't add up.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:While I do think it's a troll, in THEORY, with above average growth and maxing the defined contributions limits entirely, he could get there, defintely in combined values as a couple.
The harder part is having a company that will throw in 40K + a year in profit sharing in addition to the employee max
Learn to read, bro. He said they each had over $1 million separately. It’s absolutely impossible for two young folks in their 20s to pull that off. Don’t feed the troll.
Anonymous wrote:OP if you are going to troll, at least educate yourself on the topic first.
Anonymous wrote:While I do think it's a troll, in THEORY, with above average growth and maxing the defined contributions limits entirely, he could get there, defintely in combined values as a couple.
The harder part is having a company that will throw in 40K + a year in profit sharing in addition to the employee max
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://www.morningstar.com/news/marketwatch/20241205305/millennials-are-finally-joining-the-401k-millionaires-club-heres-how-they-got-here
Srsly. DH and I are still in our late 20s and each of us has $1M+ in our 401ks. Is being a millionaire the new lower class?
Unless you started making bank at eight-years-old and maxed out every year after that, I don't see how this is possible.