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NintendoFanGirl
09/28/2024
10:52 PM
#1
Well?
GrandConjuraton
09/28/2024
10:53 PM
#2
$0
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Homeless_Waifu
09/28/2024
10:54 PM
#3
barely about to save up to $50,000 :/

im broke as hell mang
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C-zom
09/28/2024
10:55 PM
#5
GrandConjuraton posted...
$0

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electricbugs2
09/28/2024
10:56 PM
#6
Homeless_Waifu posted...
barely about to save up to $50,000 :/

im broke as hell mang
Bro what smarten up
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LeTigre
09/28/2024
10:57 PM
#7
I have just about $50k in my 401k.

which means when I go to withdraw I can afford like, two 10 piece chicken nuggets.
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Homeless_Waifu
09/28/2024
10:59 PM
#8
electricbugs2 posted...
Bro what smarten up
I live a very frugal lifestyle outside of video games. I cutback on almost everything except on gaming

maybe not the wisest thing I ever done in my life, but as they say you only live once!
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FolkenRawr
09/28/2024
10:59 PM
#9
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electricbugs2
09/28/2024
11:00 PM
#10
Homeless_Waifu posted...
I live a very frugal lifestyle outside of video games. I cutback on almost everything except on gaming

maybe not the wisest thing I ever done in my life, but as they say you only live once!
I meant the broke mang part lol. Not meaning it as a bad thing 50K saved up is baller.
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RonnyCrypto
09/28/2024
11:01 PM
#11
$5m in real estate, $3m in crypto, $100k in the bank
archizzy
09/28/2024
11:01 PM
#12
I hate to actually say outright just because people on here sometimes react poorly to that type of stuff. I have a nice retirement through my work that is doing very well and every time I see articles about what most Americans have I feel a whole lot better about where I am.

My house and vehicle are completely paid for and have been for awhile and I'm in a cheap cost of living place with a decent job. The money I make wouldn't sound great to a lot of people in expensive high cost cities but again, for where I'm at in the Midwest it is pretty good and allowed me to pay off a house completely in a short amount of time.

I also have really good benefits via work and I have traded some outright $ per hour salary for the long term benefits of my retirement, free insurance, high vacation days and paid sick leave, stuff like that. I could go to a city utility tomorrow and make 6 figures easily but I opted for the better retirement and long term.

So I live comfortably and am able to save/invest 75 to 80% of my monthly check every month. This month was actually like 83% I have no concerns about retirement.
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RamboCell29
09/28/2024
11:02 PM
#13
Technically less than 1,000,000 covers pretty much everyone here I would guess...
Luigi_and_Tails
09/28/2024
11:10 PM
#14
In ISAs/savings, I have (in USD) about $55,000. In shares I have an additional $40k. My pension is near enough $100k but I'm still in my early-mid 30s so I've got another 36 years to build that up.

My current account has about $6600 in it and I have another $2000 as a reserve fund.

I probably shouldn't share this but I've had a few beers with a mate and we talked finances - his house is worth about $1m and he wants to clear his mortgage, he asked me for advice as my house is only worth $870k but I cleared my mortgage a year ago. He's a family man and wanted to spend more on his house for his kids, whereas I'm single and spent $200k on cars instead.

I've had a few drinks, I'll probably regret this when I wake up. Eh, never mind, I know this sounds like a flex but I wanted it to be more that this dickhead can get to that point, so don't be disheartened. If I, of all people, can be comfortable in my mid-30s, then so can anybody else.
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Steffenfield
09/28/2024
11:15 PM
#15
RamboCell29 posted...
Technically less than 1,000,000 covers pretty much everyone here I would guess...
Yeup.

I voted less than $1,000,000.

Easy. :D
bsp77
09/28/2024
11:18 PM
#16
Asherlee10 posted...
Having $50k saved is a big deal.
Not if in a 401k
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random_man9119
09/28/2024
11:41 PM
#17
10k in Savings... Nothing invested...
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StarFighters76
09/29/2024
12:19 AM
#18
Over $10K.
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GATTJT
09/29/2024
12:27 AM
#19
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SamsungGearS2
09/29/2024
03:25 AM
#20
enough to be able to retire in my mid 50s
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MI4_REAL
09/29/2024
04:19 AM
#21
This poll is invalid

"Less: could mean anyone except the last option.
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09/29/2024
04:25 AM
#22
why no option for a billion?
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ai123
09/29/2024
04:27 AM
#23
Enough for all my non-ridiculous wants.
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MagnusDJL
09/29/2024
04:54 AM
#24
12k in my savings
58k in 401k
Glob
09/29/2024
05:14 AM
#25
Only about $32k, but I recently bought a house for cash so that number used to be significantly higher and is creeping up each month.
Vokrent
09/29/2024
05:18 AM
#26
being poor is expensive. no savings
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Bass
09/29/2024
05:55 AM
#27
About $200,000 so far in my 401K.
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JuanCarlos1
09/29/2024
08:25 AM
#28
bsp77 posted...
Not if in a 401k

Ouch Its true though ..unless you're in your 20s
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Blue_Thunder
09/29/2024
08:29 AM
#29
Around 100k.
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Goldenguy
09/29/2024
09:20 AM
#30
I went with less than $250k because my 401 is currently about half that or a bit more (I don't check it religiously) and I have about another $17k on hand.

Do apparently have some pretty good home equity should I need it, however.
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Will_VIIII
09/29/2024
09:22 AM
#31
Between retirement and my high yield savings it's under 100k but if I keep contributing at the rate I have been for retirement at least, should be pretty comfortable if/when I get to my late 60s.

Only debt is the mortgage too.
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W_S_C_M
09/29/2024
09:25 AM
#32
0 it all goes towards traveling and decadence
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K181
09/29/2024
09:25 AM
#33
Thankfully more than enough.
Irregardless, for all intensive purposes, I could care less.
tankboy
09/29/2024
09:36 AM
#34
A lot, but we predict very high education expenses, so I'm not retiring until about 70.
Jiek_Fafn
09/29/2024
09:44 AM
#35
About 3x my very regular person salary. Then I have 2 pensions as well.
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R1masher
09/29/2024
09:49 AM
#36
All my cash is tied up in bows the rest I invested in food to eat
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lilORANG
09/29/2024
09:53 AM
#37
No idea. I have a pension and an investment account operated by my work. Plus a Roth. I guess when I retire I'll see how well I did lol.
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Ooooooranges
09/29/2024
10:07 AM
#38
Luigi_and_Tails posted...
In ISAs/savings, I have (in USD) about $55,000. In shares I have an additional $40k. My pension is near enough $100k but I'm still in my early-mid 30s so I've got another 36 years to build that up.

My current account has about $6600 in it and I have another $2000 as a reserve fund.

I probably shouldn't share this but I've had a few beers with a mate and we talked finances - his house is worth about $1m and he wants to clear his mortgage, he asked me for advice as my house is only worth $870k but I cleared my mortgage a year ago. He's a family man and wanted to spend more on his house for his kids, whereas I'm single and spent $200k on cars instead.

I've had a few drinks, I'll probably regret this when I wake up. Eh, never mind, I know this sounds like a flex but I wanted it to be more that this dickhead can get to that point, so don't be disheartened. If I, of all people, can be comfortable in my mid-30s, then so can anybody else.

If those mortgages had good interest rates, paying them down early was a terrible idea.
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Spiderman23J
09/29/2024
10:08 AM
#39
$25
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Blue_Thunder
09/29/2024
10:22 AM
#40
lilORANG posted...
No idea. I have a pension and an investment account operated by my work. Plus a Roth. I guess when I retire I'll see how well I did lol.

Going in blind when it comes to retirement is... ill-advised.
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Link165
09/29/2024
10:26 AM
#41
Liquid savings: 21,000 give or take, depends on the time of month when the credit card bills and rent are due, but I generally save 700-800 a month

401k: 94,000 and counting.
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lilORANG
09/29/2024
10:48 AM
#42
Blue_Thunder posted...
Going in blind when it comes to retirement is... ill-advised.
Meh, I'm only 30. I'm sure I'll sit down at some point and figure out where I'm at. I know I have something coming to me at least when I retire.
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NintendoFanGirl
09/29/2024
11:00 AM
#43
A lot of millionaires on CE
Sariana21
09/29/2024
11:21 AM
#44
NintendoFanGirl posted...
A lot of millionaires on CE
A lot of old people on CE.
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