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43. Wife and I had $2.5m. Now $750k after I quit and founded a startup using the capital (expensive but with it).
PwC allows this, I also put in about $50k per year.... the way I accomplish this is I started at a 6% contribution my first year and then increased my contribution by about 50% of my annual raise. I capped it at 30% of pay because I started getting refunded the excess in March/April. The key is that if you don’t get used to the money, you won’t spend it
33 $195k in 401k. Have been maxing since I joined Accenture.
Just curious, are some people here including all of their savings / investment accounts? Wondering how people are near my same age and have like 3-4x as much in their accounts given contribution limits.
I’ve also maxed out since I started working at 22. 10 year rate of return is 10.6%. I was shocked to see someone at $1.25M not too much older than me. I can’t imagine what their return must be!
35. Zero
48, $0
You’re my hero
98, $0
24. $26k. Im happy with my start especially bc I also had 75k in student loans which I have down to 50k now 😬 in fact just broke even on my “net worth” recently according to Mint
35, $165k. Not gonna lie, I feel like I’m underpaid ($116k) for my age whenever i read the “what’s your age, how much do you make?” thread but then this is the complete opposite. I’m very fortunate to not have any debt but I really wonder, what’s everyone making over $150k spending their money on? I’ll also say I’m single and don’t have kids so understand I don’t have many of the expenses others do but genuinely curious about how people making so much more have $0 in retirement.
the more you make the more they take so it soesnt often equate to a whole lot more per pay like everyone thinks it does.
about 10k, 24 years old
24. $15k
35. $155k. Also didn’t have 401k until 6 years ago.
35, spouse 34 - $510k in 401k/IRAs not including ~$120k cash and ~$250k real estate equity
21k 27
30. Like 165 total but most of my money in real estate.
34 - wife and I have $850k
Having that just in your 401(k) at 34 is as impressive as being Partner at that age. Good on you!
23 14k
30. ~30k
37 /$727k across the three PwC plans - I put in $50/year now
40 - $320k in 401(k) and another $125k in IRAs.
39, $600k. Husband has $100k 🙄
25 $22k in 401k, $18k in IRA.