Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:39 and 36 and we have around 110k combined for retirement
Hhi is currently 380 but will be going down soon.
I am glad we are not alone in this boat. HHI 450k( but just started to make that) around 100k in 401k. 2 rental properties though. Going to make much more in a few next years.Ages 34 and 38.
I'm the poster you responded to. I bet there are others out there like us. Only the people with massive retirement funds seem to post in these threads. We paid off 400,000 in student loans and focused on that instead of saving. The debt was too overwhelming and stressful to consider putting money towards anything else.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ages: 34/35
HHI: $365K + $90k bonus at end of year
Retirement: $160K between two of us (DH is very little since we've been spending past few years paying off law school loans)
How much were your student loans and how long have you made that income? At $365, you could put half into loans and still have money to live decently for a year.
Anonymous wrote:Ages: 34/35
HHI: $365K + $90k bonus at end of year
Retirement: $160K between two of us (DH is very little since we've been spending past few years paying off law school loans)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ugh. Just to make others feel better...31 and 34, hhi around 65k, about 40k in traditional IRAs. Neither of us has ever had a job with retirement benefits. HHI will go up a bit this year but even 15% will be hard to save.
Thanks PP. I'm the $0 retirement poster. DH keeps saying we'll open a Roth or something for me, don't enroll in my workplace's package because they don't match, but I don't see it happening. I just got a 20% raise and already every dollar is somehow diverted somewhere critical that is not my retirement fund.
Anonymous wrote:31, DH 32
HHI = $170k (possibly up to $220k with bonuses)
Combined investments = $400k
401ks, Roths, IRAs = $200k
We try to save $2k/month in our retirement accounts, plus max out Roth IRAs every year.
No debt other than mortgage and some student loans our financial advisor tells us not to pay off yet (better to claim interest on taxes).
Hoping to have a few million saved by the time we hit our 60s so we can retire and not end up eating cat food. No pensions for our generation and I doubt we'll ever see any social security so it's all up to us!
No kids yet, but are thinking of starting soon. Have concerns that might derail retirement savings (childcare costs here are criminal) so trying to do as much as we can while we're young!
Anonymous wrote:33, HHI is around $200k, I have $0 saved for retirement and DH just drained $60k from his 401(k) for the down payment on our new house (he'll pay it back with what we make back on selling our current house). So yeah, great shape, huh.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ugh. Just to make others feel better...31 and 34, hhi around 65k, about 40k in traditional IRAs. Neither of us has ever had a job with retirement benefits. HHI will go up a bit this year but even 15% will be hard to save.
Thanks PP. I'm the $0 retirement poster. DH keeps saying we'll open a Roth or something for me, don't enroll in my workplace's package because they don't match, but I don't see it happening. I just got a 20% raise and already every dollar is somehow diverted somewhere critical that is not my retirement fund.
Anonymous wrote:38/40
$1.75M
$625k in Roth IRA/401K
$200 traditional 401k
$9.5M Non retirement investible assets