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01-24-2020, 07:59 AM
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01-24-2020, 08:00 AM
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Originally Posted By JStrez⏩
Most people don't even investThere's no way this is correct, and if it is... fuk...
I'm 25 with a net worth of 200K right now, which puts me at +$175K above this chart. I've been "working" for 3 years, but I had saved up $25k by the time I graduated college.
I've been living at home, saving money, and making a few smart investments. I got a full ride to college so I never had to worry about student debt, always pay off my credit card, or I don't have any debt in general.
I'm 25 with a net worth of 200K right now, which puts me at +$175K above this chart. I've been "working" for 3 years, but I had saved up $25k by the time I graduated college.
I've been living at home, saving money, and making a few smart investments. I got a full ride to college so I never had to worry about student debt, always pay off my credit card, or I don't have any debt in general.
(don't quote me on that, but a whole lot don't).
01-24-2020, 08:06 AM
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More than you can afford, pal.
01-24-2020, 08:31 AM
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Originally Posted By Spahgetti⏩
You wouldn’t even bet $1k of MY money 3 weeks ago, so this must be true..I guess they mean 'Class of ___' as college? cuz i'm 27 and was class of 2010 for high school. and i'm worth well over half a m. sucks to suck?
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01-24-2020, 08:33 AM
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I Spanish it would be Mil. Just sayin
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01-24-2020, 08:40 AM
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01-24-2020, 08:49 AM
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Just lol at a net worth of $33k at 38 years old. Is this thing serious? That's alarmingly low, how do these people expect to survive old age.
I put more than that into my 401a and 457b last year alone. What are these people doing with their money?
I put more than that into my 401a and 457b last year alone. What are these people doing with their money?
01-24-2020, 09:06 AM
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Originally Posted By soaponarope1⏩
They’re spending it, median personal income in the US in 2016 was $31kJust lol at a net worth of $33k at 38 years old. Is this thing serious? That's alarmingly low, how do these people expect to survive old age.
I put more than that into my 401a and 457b last year alone. What are these people doing with their money?
I put more than that into my 401a and 457b last year alone. What are these people doing with their money?
01-24-2020, 09:07 AM
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Are you talking cash only? Or including things like home equity, retirement savings you wont touch for 30 years etc...If you're talking all of that then bout three fiddy.
01-24-2020, 09:16 AM
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Bout three hunnid fiddy pennies.
But for srs according to that chart I'm at about 16× average for my age group.
But for srs according to that chart I'm at about 16× average for my age group.
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01-24-2020, 09:36 AM
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Originally Posted By Destor⏩
Sure, if you count minors, retirees, etc...They’re spending it, median personal income in the US in 2016 was $31k
Meanwhile in the real world it was $53,144 for those 35-40.
Again, wtf are they doing with this money?
01-24-2020, 12:18 PM
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Originally Posted By frezKo⏩
yeah man good chit keep it up!26 YEARS OLD
50k in my savings account/mutual funds/investments
4.8k in my checking
25k in my other savings account
15.7k in retirement plan
No debt (student, CC, anything).
about 95k net work
Not bad at all
50k in my savings account/mutual funds/investments
4.8k in my checking
25k in my other savings account
15.7k in retirement plan
No debt (student, CC, anything).
about 95k net work
Not bad at all
01-24-2020, 12:22 PM
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As a recently divorced GenX miscer, my net worth is about three fifty.
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01-24-2020, 12:22 PM
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Originally Posted By samsbolton⏩
You wouldn’t even bet $1k of MY money 3 weeks ago, so this must be true..
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Like $9k in checking rn. Currently ~25%% equity of a currently valued ~$400k house (brb mortgage of piss, started off with 20% just over 2 years ago). Won't show you that you can just take my word for it princess
01-24-2020, 12:22 PM
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01-24-2020, 12:31 PM
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01-24-2020, 12:38 PM
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Close to 350k but im getting old and i think its way to low. For misc standards its damn near living in the streets poverty tier. Fwiw i didnt start making decent money untill 35 tho so i guess im “catching up”.
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01-24-2020, 12:44 PM
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I would bet vast majority balling is from parents. Srs
Not all, but most
Not all, but most
01-24-2020, 12:46 PM
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Originally Posted By DstryEvrytng⏩
My Mom is like 60 and has worked for the same company for decades and they take care of her sure, but she has never had a 401k or retirement savings. I'd be more than shocked if it was above $5k currently. Luckily she met a really good guy and that should help a lot in regards to finances and savings rate, but ya. You're ahead of very many. Still.Close to 350k but im getting old and i think its way to low. For misc standards its damn near living in the streets poverty tier. Fwiw i didnt start making decent money untill 35 tho so i guess im “catching up”.
No matter how good you do there will always be people mogging you every step of the way.
01-24-2020, 12:48 PM
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Originally Posted By propreffered7⏩
CopeI would bet vast majority balling is from parents. Srs
Not all, but most
Not all, but most
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01-24-2020, 12:49 PM
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01-24-2020, 12:50 PM
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Originally Posted By Spahgetti⏩
are you going to take care of her when she’s too old to workMy Mom is like 60 and has worked for the same company for decades and they take care of her sure, but she has never had a 401k or retirement savings. I'd be more than shocked if it was above $5k currently. Luckily she met a really good guy and that should help a lot in regards to finances and savings rate, but ya. You're ahead of very many. Still.
No matter how good you do there will always be people mogging you every step of the way.
No matter how good you do there will always be people mogging you every step of the way.
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01-24-2020, 12:52 PM
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Originally Posted By MtMoriah⏩
This.I am 58 years and have made after taxes 2 million dollars on FireSteel.com and Bitcoin bought 5 years ago.
Work at something you created for yourself and become wealthy or work for someone else and live paycheck to paycheck. Truth hurts the majority herd.
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01-24-2020, 12:56 PM
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Originally Posted By snailsrus⏩
I hope I can, my brother and sister in law are both registered nurses and do well for themselves in that regard but are still paying off student debts (brother is ~31).are you going to take care of her when she’s too old to work
The new guy has a handful of houses and that's what he does. he really seems great and she seems happy and she deserves it. Bought her a (used) Infiniti EX35 'recently' (like 1.5-2 yrs ago) in cash. Her choice on car i just told her budget was $25k for that case. I actually received just $20k from an inheritance then and her lease was up and wasn't in the financial position to have more bills to pay and my work was going real well so it made complete sense to me. Ended up being $22.5 so i put in some of 'my own' $ before the inheritance but that's besides the point. New guy 'doesnt want her to pay for anything' and she's had a tough ride with husbands (married, then remarried once for ~10 years, both were unfortunately as*holes or turned out to be). So it's nice to see.
She's told she will be 'taken care of' as her company she works for is sold, which is very soon (like the process is going on, papers signed, ...) but i'm always a realist and have mentioned how money changes everyone and she doesn't have anything on paper like X% of the sale or whatever. But she really trusts them, still....you're in the legal world. you understand
01-24-2020, 01:01 PM
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Originally Posted By frezKo⏩
Excellent26 YEARS OLD
50k in my savings account/mutual funds/investments
4.8k in my checking
25k in my other savings account
15.7k in retirement plan
No debt (student, CC, anything).
about 95k net work
Not bad at all
50k in my savings account/mutual funds/investments
4.8k in my checking
25k in my other savings account
15.7k in retirement plan
No debt (student, CC, anything).
about 95k net work
Not bad at all
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01-24-2020, 01:02 PM
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Originally Posted By Spahgetti⏩
thats good she found someoneI hope I can, my brother and sister in law are both registered nurses and do well for themselves in that regard but are still paying off student debts (brother is ~31).
The new guy has a handful of houses and that's what he does. he really seems great and she seems happy and she deserves it. Bought her a (used) Infiniti EX35 'recently' (like 1.5-2 yrs ago) in cash. Her choice on car i just told her budget was $25k for that case. I actually received just $20k from an inheritance then and her lease was up and wasn't in the financial position to have more bills to pay and my work was going real well so it made complete sense to me. Ended up being $22.5 so i put in some of 'my own' $ before the inheritance but that's besides the point. New guy 'doesnt want her to pay for anything' and she's had a tough ride with husbands (married, then remarried once for ~10 years, both were unfortunately as*holes or turned out to be). So it's nice to see.
She's told she will be 'taken care of' as her company she works for is sold, which is very soon (like the process is going on, papers signed, ...) but i'm always a realist and have mentioned how money changes everyone and she doesn't have anything on paper like X% of the sale or whatever. But she really trusts them, still....you're in the legal world. you understand
The new guy has a handful of houses and that's what he does. he really seems great and she seems happy and she deserves it. Bought her a (used) Infiniti EX35 'recently' (like 1.5-2 yrs ago) in cash. Her choice on car i just told her budget was $25k for that case. I actually received just $20k from an inheritance then and her lease was up and wasn't in the financial position to have more bills to pay and my work was going real well so it made complete sense to me. Ended up being $22.5 so i put in some of 'my own' $ before the inheritance but that's besides the point. New guy 'doesnt want her to pay for anything' and she's had a tough ride with husbands (married, then remarried once for ~10 years, both were unfortunately as*holes or turned out to be). So it's nice to see.
She's told she will be 'taken care of' as her company she works for is sold, which is very soon (like the process is going on, papers signed, ...) but i'm always a realist and have mentioned how money changes everyone and she doesn't have anything on paper like X% of the sale or whatever. But she really trusts them, still....you're in the legal world. you understand
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