Yeah, mine was 21k last year. Just check now and it's $31k
I've never made any changes to the funds I'm in. It seems to be the right mix, considering my age. I'll look into it though.
Two thirds of Millennials have nothing saved for retirement
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Yeah, mine was 21k last year. Just check now and it's $31k
I've never made any changes to the funds I'm in. It seems to be the right mix, considering my age. I'll look into it though.
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Close to a milli
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You must’ve had a high paying job outta college. $1000 for ten years is $120 000.
Also some people get financially lucky. My aunt got rear ended by fedex or something. She is now a millionaire with a bad back
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You must’ve had a high paying job outta college. $1000 for ten years is $120 000.
Also some people get financially lucky. My aunt got rear ended by fedex or something. She is now a millionaire with a bad back
I wouldn't trade a healthy back free of pain for a mil.
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Dude would more than likely have to have his own successful business. Working a job that's highly unlikely esp at his age. That's why folks call ducktales esp online at claims like his. Don't care either way but doing that just from a job would be impressive but more than likely dude got some booming side business if not outright business he owns.You must’ve had a high paying job outta college. $1000 for ten years is $120 000.
Also some people get financially lucky. My aunt got rear ended by fedex or something. She is now a millionaire with a bad back
The article talks about retirement but millennials can’t even see that far ahead, the average person doesn’t even have $1000 saved up for a rainy day and that’s on the low end. I’ve seen people say have $3-$5k should be saved up for an emergency fund
(we’re all doomed)
The $7.25 I earn is enough for small bills, payment plan classes (until financial aid kicks in) & gas. My saving grace are legit my parents letting me live with them rent free, no debt & non exsistent spending habits. This year I’m looking to stashing my taxes and financial aid in my savings and leave that untouched, it’s not much but it’s a start.
(we’re all doomed)The $7.25 I earn is enough for small bills, payment plan classes (until financial aid kicks in) & gas. My saving grace are legit my parents letting me live with them rent free, no debt & non exsistent spending habits. This year I’m looking to stashing my taxes and financial aid in my savings and leave that untouched, it’s not much but it’s a start.
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Everyone starts from somewhere my mans just keep doing your thing fam.The article talks about retirement but millennials can’t even see that far ahead, the average person doesn’t even have $1000 saved up for a rainy day and that’s on the low end. I’ve seen people say have $3-$5k should be saved up for an emergency fund
The $7.25 I earn is enough for small bills, payment plan classes (until financial aid kicks in) & gas. My saving grace are legit my parents letting me live with them rent free, no debt & non exsistent spending habits. This year I’m looking to stashing my taxes and financial aid in my savings and leave that untouched, it’s not much but it’s a start.
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And spending hundreds on concerts and shyt. My homeboy and his wife just spent 300 for childish Gambino... I don’t know why. And they spent a ridiculous amount for the roots picnic. Man I’m trying to do better now that I’m older, There are ways to save you just have to find them.
The article talks about retirement but millennials can’t even see that far ahead, the average person doesn’t even have $1000 saved up for a rainy day and that’s on the low end. I’ve seen people say have $3-$5k should be saved up for an emergency fund
The $7.25 I earn is enough for small bills, payment plan classes (until financial aid kicks in) & gas. My saving grace are legit my parents letting me live with them rent free, no debt & non exsistent spending habits. This year I’m looking to stashing my taxes and financial aid in my savings and leave that untouched, it’s not much but it’s a start.
Just start saving little by little every month breh
You'll build it up over time
My family doesn’t believe in saving to t401k, they say it’s better just to buy property and rent it out than to save to 401k
My aunt retired when she was like 70, and they took out 17k out of her 401k for taxes. She nearly fainted after they told her how much they were taking out for taxes.
My aunt retired when she was like 70, and they took out 17k out of her 401k for taxes. She nearly fainted after they told her how much they were taking out for taxes.
everyone on the coli does though 
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Ive seen plenty of them when I went to school in VA. I've got a lot low income family members here in Philly, but southern poverty was eye opening. Just broken down trailers in the middle of no where, no side walks to walk on and no buses to at least get to work.
meh its subjective you can always have equity in your home and downsize during retirement.
I have a nice government pension and a few investments
life isn't guranteed so i ain't stressing over, folks talking about when im 65 and all that when you can die any day, worse comes to worse ill just move my ass down to jamaica as i got a house already there
I have a nice government pension and a few investments
life isn't guranteed so i ain't stressing over, folks talking about when im 65 and all that when you can die any day, worse comes to worse ill just move my ass down to jamaica as i got a house already there
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got about 100k in 401k thus far.