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23 - $1,000
Grew up in the hood with no sense of financial literacy. Finally able to save some and it feels good as hell to have this $1,000! Hoping to get to $6,000 by this time next year. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Different things are important to different people. I max out my retirement contributions every year and I’d be alright for four months if I lost my current gig. I’m 35, self made and confident in where I’m at. I travel as much as I can, ski and snowboard every weekend during the winter and surf as much as I can during the summer. I drive a nice car and live in a nice place and eat well. I have a kid and kids are expensive. These things are important to me. Cool for you guys that have over $150k in savings. That’s not super important to me and I choose to live my life differently than you. I just wanted to share a different perspective here so that others don’t feel as shitty for living this way.
32/$260k
37 / 675000
34 / $745,325
24 / $3500 in savings and acorns account (and that’s with working a side job too...)
27 and 27k in my savings not including 401k
22 // $16k in cash + ethereum
just saved $1k/mo. for a year, living pretty plainly in boston
👆🏻what city you in?
@digitaslbi1 lived in the two big cities east and west.
26 / 9k
Most of my non-401k is tied up in equity and thus illiquid. Are any of you including that?
27/135K
41/40k in cash. All else is investments, 401k, home equity. I did learn early to put aside a certain percentage of each paycheck toward savings. Never considered touching it until it was time to buy my home.
26 and about $5k. Started first job with benefits this June. Trying to contribute max contributions next year (~18k) to catch up but will be tough!
39/1.00
Damn, I'm 38 and feel poor. Does my house count?
33, $290k savings outside of 401k and IRA. No debt, no home equity, own a car that's paid for but I live in NYC so it collects dust in another land
A bunch of liars, 98% of Americans have less than 10k saved. Unless it’s the 2% writing here😏
Not sure if you're talking about me, but I'm not and haven't viewed any unreasonable figure on this list. Also, can't see what the benefit of lying so that people think Media Strategist 1 has a decent savings. To be honest, I'm not where I want to be and have friends doing better. If you think everyone on here is so outlandish that they're lying, maybe you really need to research what you should have saved by this age and start figuring out your finances.
Dude I have $450k saved, but that’s not a rich person’s mindset to come and brag here. People who really have money never show it, and I regret writing this. Yes you’re not rich @Media Strategist 1
I’m sure this isn’t 100% accurate but it seems reasonable that people with access to steady high income streams and the patience and diligence to save can attain these levels of wealth. More so than that they are lying. If anything CD3 it should show us how divorced many in our industry are financially from the “average American”