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Thud 02/26/24 11:20:31 PM #51:	Don't think I'll live long enough for it to really matter, but otherwise decent. I have thousands of comic books and want to start getting them graded and flip them, I know a few guys who do just that for income and do pretty well so I don't think I'll ever stop once I start, it's easy money as long as you have the funds to get started --- If anyone disparaged you the way you disparage yourself, I would wish to strike them with an axe <cite>Thud posted [p:979064217] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>Don't think I'll live long enough for it to really matter, but otherwise decent. I have thousands of comic books and want to start getting them graded and flip them, I know a few guys who do just that for income and do pretty well so I don't think I'll ever stop once I start, it's easy money as long as you have the funds to get started </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
toadfan64 02/27/24 12:09:58 AM #52:	NeonOPPAl posted... You cant take it out until 59.5 tho There are certain exceptions and I've been moving money every year for tax purposes with my financial advisor, so I do have to talk with him again sometime in the future cause I do remember mine should be good to go after 30 years which would put me at about 55. --- Brawl FC - 5412-9555-6314 Also known as Toadfan64 <cite>toadfan64 posted [p:979064755] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>NeonOPPAl posted... </cite><quote>You cant take it out until 59.5 tho</quote>There are certain exceptions and I've been moving money every year for tax purposes with my financial advisor, so I do have to talk with him again sometime in the future cause I do remember mine should be good to go after 30 years which would put me at about 55. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DarkDoc 02/27/24 6:23:16 PM #53:	NeonOPPAl posted... The best time to start was in the past, but the 2nd best time to start is right now. These days you see parents setting up a pension plan for their toddlers. <cite>DarkDoc posted [p:979079656] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>NeonOPPAl posted...</cite><quote>The best time to start was in the past, but the 2nd best time to start is right now.</quote>These days you see parents setting up a pension plan for their toddlers.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
NeonOPPAl 02/27/24 6:56:40 PM #54:	DarkDoc posted... These days you see parents setting up a pension plan for their toddlers. That's great. I wish I had that head start >_> --- https://imgur.com/aMaI3hj https://imgur.com/7PsdJNc https://imgur.com/eK8vZVn https://imgur.com/u2HR4nG https://imgur.com/nQGM5cZ <cite>NeonOPPAl posted [p:979080379] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>DarkDoc posted... </cite><quote>These days you see parents setting up a pension plan for their toddlers.</quote>That's great. I wish I had that head start >_> </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
NeonOPPAl 02/28/24 7:07:10 AM #55:	How much do you guys contribute to your 401k every month? --- https://imgur.com/aMaI3hj https://imgur.com/7PsdJNc https://imgur.com/eK8vZVn https://imgur.com/u2HR4nG https://imgur.com/nQGM5cZ <cite>NeonOPPAl posted [p:979088265] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>How much do you guys contribute to your 401k every month? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Glob 02/28/24 7:07:52 AM #56:	NeonOPPAl posted... How much do you guys contribute to your 401k every month? I do not have a 401k. <cite>Glob posted [p:979088270] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote><cite>NeonOPPAl posted... </cite><quote>How much do you guys contribute to your 401k every month?</quote>I do not have a 401k.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
XxZiomaxX 02/28/24 7:09:53 AM #57:	Retirement lol I'm just trying to get on the housing ladder with a sizeable down payment first --- LAL <cite>XxZiomaxX posted [p:979088290] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>Retirement lolI'm just trying to get on the housing ladder with a sizeable down payment first </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
boomgetchopped3 02/28/24 7:14:29 AM #58:	These last couple years Ive been contributing serious amounts but in my 20s and early 30s I didnt. If I stay the course Ill have a lot from my 401k alone. I just have to make sure my wife doesnt divorce me because she gets both pension and SS. --- More to do with the humidity than heat <cite>boomgetchopped3 posted [p:979088325] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>These last couple years Ive been contributing serious amounts but in my 20s and early 30s I didnt. If I stay the course Ill have a lot from my 401k alone. I just have to make sure my wife doesnt divorce me because she gets both pension and SS. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
teep_ 02/28/24 7:14:38 AM #59:	The pension system will collapse by the time I'm of retirement age, so not great --- [teep is] an evil genius who will one day kill us all - Choco teep is a God damn genius - Zodd <cite>teep_ posted [p:979088326] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>The pension system will collapse by the time I'm of retirement age, so not great </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AurochSpirit 02/28/24 7:15:11 AM #60:	Im pretty smart with my money. I have pretty good savings already and mortgage will all be paid off quicker than I anticipated. Though I dont think Ill live to retirement age. Not at the rate it keeps increasing <cite>AurochSpirit posted [p:979088332] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>Im pretty smart with my money. I have pretty good savings already and mortgage will all be paid off quicker than I anticipated.Though I dont think Ill live to retirement age. Not at the rate it keeps increasing</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
wackyteen 02/28/24 7:16:17 AM #61:	My employer matches up to 5% of contributions. I put in 10% total I can retire from this job at 40 and get 40% of my base pay at the time, on top of what I've put aside. I just want enough to cover rent and food. Ideally I'd like to work only if I need to but with how the world is heading who knows --- The name is wackyteen for a reason. Never doubt. <cite>wackyteen posted [p:979088342] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>My employer matches up to 5% of contributions.I put in 10% totalI can retire from this job at 40 and get 40% of my base pay at the time, on top of what I've put aside.I just want enough to cover rent and food. Ideally I'd like to work only if I need to but with how the world is heading who knows </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
gu-gohan 02/28/24 7:22:19 AM #62:	archizzy posted... Financially Im set. I make good money in a low cost of living area. My house is completely paid off, my vehicle is paid off and my only monthly bills are required monthly bills. I live pretty damn cheap. Im just stockpiling cash into investments month after month. Money isnt going to keep me working, insurance coverage will. If something were to ever change and insurance was taken care of, Id retire much earlier. I have excellent retirement through my work. They contribute 200% of what I put in monthly. My retirement fund is quite nice at this stage. I can pretty much copy that. Minus the house (in Switzerland, most people rent apartments, so do I, normal people can't afford houses anymore). If nothing very bad happens, I can retire at 63-64 and have a good life until I die. --- Like: great videogames, peaceful discussions, open-minded people Dislike: console wars, trolls, haters, review-bombing, negativity <cite>gu-gohan posted [p:979088384] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>archizzy posted... </cite><quote>Financially Im set. I make good money in a low cost of living area. My house is completely paid off, my vehicle is paid off and my only monthly bills are required monthly bills. I live pretty damn cheap. Im just stockpiling cash into investments month after month. Money isnt going to keep me working, insurance coverage will. If something were to ever change and insurance was taken care of, Id retire much earlier. I have excellent retirement through my work. They contribute 200% of what I put in monthly. My retirement fund is quite nice at this stage.</quote>I can pretty much copy that. Minus the house (in Switzerland, most people rent apartments, so do I, normal people can't afford houses anymore).If nothing very bad happens, I can retire at 63-64 and have a good life until I die. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Xenogears15 02/28/24 7:25:32 AM #63:	I'm on a worse pension plan than many older workers in my union (fuck you, IL legislature--even if I understand why), but it's still pretty decent. Starting next month I will finally be able to start contributing to my IRA again for more returement funds. The way that we have it planned, our pensions + our RSDI will be used to pay for day-to-day living expenses for as long as we can live independently. Meanwhile, her 401(k) and my Roth (and whatever we will get from selling our condo) will be used to finance the time when we need to go live in a nursing home, since we won't have kids to look after us. We're not exactly where I want us to be, but it's still in a really good place compared to other people's horror stories we've heard. --- This rant was brought to you by your local random thinker. I'm as Canadian as Wayne Gretzky crashing a snowmobile into a moose. - JIC X <cite>Xenogears15 posted [p:979088417] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>I'm on a worse pension plan than many older workers in my union (fuck you, IL legislature--even if I understand why), but it's still pretty decent. Starting next month I will finally be able to start contributing to my IRA again for more returement funds. The way that we have it planned, our pensions + our RSDI will be used to pay for day-to-day living expenses for as long as we can live independently. Meanwhile, her 401(k) and my Roth (and whatever we will get from selling our condo) will be used to finance the time when we need to go live in a nursing home, since we won't have kids to look after us.We're not exactly where I want us to be, but it's still in a really good place compared to other people's horror stories we've heard. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
rexcrk 02/28/24 7:47:39 AM #64:	I have no idea tbh lol. I know I get some kind of pension from my days working at my first job at the grocery store (no idea how much or when I can collect or how to access the info or anything though lol). Ive been contributing to a Roth IRA for a while but I dont have a lot in there (only like 5 digits worth). I have a 401k at my current job that Ive been contributing to (and theyve been matching) for like a year and a half. The thing is, I just dont make enough money where I can put tons away or invest and still make rent, car payment, other utilities, food, etc. so its like idk. Probably gonna have to work till I die. --- I'll trade with anyone that has a jacuuuuzziiiii <cite>rexcrk posted [p:979088646] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>I have no idea tbh lol. I know I get some kind of pension from my days working at my first job at the grocery store (no idea how much or when I can collect or how to access the info or anything though lol). Ive been contributing to a Roth IRA for a while but I dont have a lot in there (only like 5 digits worth). I have a 401k at my current job that Ive been contributing to (and theyve been matching) for like a year and a half. The thing is, I just dont make enough money where I can put tons away or invest and still make rent, car payment, other utilities, food, etc. so its like idk. Probably gonna have to work till I die. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Irony 02/28/24 7:48:19 AM #65:	Still plan on working to death --- See profile pic <cite>Irony posted [p:979088657] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>Still plan on working to death </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DarkDoc 02/28/24 7:58:23 AM #66:	NeonOPPAl posted... That's great. I wish I had that head start >_> Yeah, you can imagine 5 or 6 decades of growth. boomgetchopped3 posted... These last couple years Ive been contributing serious amounts but in my 20s and early 30s I didnt Yeah, at age 31 I had zero saved for retirement because I was prioritising a house. Been making up for it recently though. At one point in 2020 I was putting 55% of salary, plus another 16% from employer. <cite>DarkDoc posted [p:979088756] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>NeonOPPAl posted...</cite><quote>That's great. I wish I had that head start >_></quote>Yeah, you can imagine 5 or 6 decades of growth.boomgetchopped3 posted...</cite><quote>These last couple years Ive been contributing serious amounts but in my 20s and early 30s I didnt</quote>Yeah, at age 31 I had zero saved for retirement because I was prioritising a house. Been making up for it recently though. At one point in 2020 I was putting 55% of salary, plus another 16% from employer.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
chaos_knight 02/28/24 8:04:21 AM #67:	I'm not making it to retirement age so I don't worry about it. --- Seattle Seahawks Super Bowl XLVIII Champions <cite>chaos_knight posted [p:979088807] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>I'm not making it to retirement age so I don't worry about it. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Chadawah 02/28/24 8:06:26 AM #68:	My account says I'll have $6,500 a month if I retire at 60, but I find that hard to believe. --- Bethany took my pickles. All of them. Even the spicey ones. <cite>Chadawah posted [p:979088825] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>My account says I'll have $6,500 a month if I retire at 60, but I find that hard to believe. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
NeonOPPAl 02/28/24 8:12:16 AM #69:	Chadawah posted... My account says I'll have $6,500 a month if I retire at 60, but I find that hard to believe. That's probably not enough right now >_> --- https://imgur.com/aMaI3hj https://imgur.com/7PsdJNc https://imgur.com/eK8vZVn https://imgur.com/u2HR4nG https://imgur.com/nQGM5cZ <cite>NeonOPPAl posted [p:979088891] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>Chadawah posted... </cite><quote>My account says I'll have $6,500 a month if I retire at 60, but I find that hard to believe.</quote>That's probably not enough right now >_> </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
_____Cait 02/28/24 8:17:01 AM #70:	Ill let an AI retire for me --- ORAS secret base: http://imgur.com/V9nAVrd 3DS friend code: 0173-1465-1236 <cite>_____Cait posted [p:979088931] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>Ill let an AI retire for me </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Jiek_Fafn 02/28/24 8:19:02 AM #71:	I should be fine. I'll have multiple pensions and I've saved well enough. I was on track to retire in my 50s but I switched careers and make quite a bit less. So I'm going until 65 now. This is also all calculated at if I only continue to make my current pay rate, which does not appear to be how things will play out. So I may be able to shave a few years off --- I don't believe in belts. There should be no ranking system for toughness. <cite>Jiek_Fafn posted [p:979088953] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>I should be fine. I'll have multiple pensions and I've saved well enough. I was on track to retire in my 50s but I switched careers and make quite a bit less. So I'm going until 65 now.This is also all calculated at if I only continue to make my current pay rate, which does not appear to be how things will play out. So I may be able to shave a few years off </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
pretzelcoatl 02/28/24 8:22:18 AM #72:	archizzy posted... Financially Im set. I make good money in a low cost of living area. My house is completely paid off, my vehicle is paid off and my only monthly bills are required monthly bills. I live pretty damn cheap. Im just stockpiling cash into investments month after month. Money isnt going to keep me working, insurance coverage will. If something were to ever change and insurance was taken care of, Id retire much earlier. I have excellent retirement through my work. They contribute 200% of what I put in monthly. My retirement fund is quite nice at this stage. 200???? What is the % limit?? What the hell do you do for work, man? <cite>pretzelcoatl posted [p:979088991] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>archizzy posted... </cite><quote>Financially Im set. I make good money in a low cost of living area. My house is completely paid off, my vehicle is paid off and my only monthly bills are required monthly bills. I live pretty damn cheap. Im just stockpiling cash into investments month after month. Money isnt going to keep me working, insurance coverage will. If something were to ever change and insurance was taken care of, Id retire much earlier. I have excellent retirement through my work. They contribute 200% of what I put in monthly. My retirement fund is quite nice at this stage.</quote>200???? What is the % limit?? What the hell do you do for work, man?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
_____Cait 02/28/24 8:22:54 AM #73:	Most people on CE lie about their income, Im pretty sure --- ORAS secret base: http://imgur.com/V9nAVrd 3DS friend code: 0173-1465-1236 <cite>_____Cait posted [p:979088999] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>Most people on CE lie about their income, Im pretty sure </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
wackyteen 02/28/24 8:46:10 AM #74:	pretzelcoatl posted... 200???? What is the % limit?? What the hell do you do for work, man? I mean, he could put in $10 and they give $20. Or more realistically, they contribute 2% and he gives 1% --- The name is wackyteen for a reason. Never doubt. <cite>wackyteen posted [p:979089220] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>pretzelcoatl posted... </cite><quote>200???? What is the % limit?? What the hell do you do for work, man?</quote>I mean, he could put in $10 and they give $20.Or more realistically, they contribute 2% and he gives 1% </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Anony1125 02/28/24 8:50:44 AM #75:	My federal tax return just came in, so my IRA eating good tonight! --- Feeling really good. Faceless goofus in a sea of alts <cite>Anony1125 posted [p:979089255] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>My federal tax return just came in, so my IRA eating good tonight! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
dummy420 02/28/24 9:58:58 AM #76:	154 days left until retirement. 19 days left that won't be leave or an outside hiring program. I'm happy and scared. --- Trying is the first step towards failure, so just dont give it a shot and you cant dissapoint. <cite>dummy420 posted [p:979090102] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>154 days left until retirement. 19 days left that won't be leave or an outside hiring program. I'm happy and scared. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Giant_Aspirin 02/28/24 10:02:47 AM #77:	if i didn't need to worry about the cost of healthcare, i could retire right now. but because i live in the land of the free (market), i can't quite afford to stop working. i've thought about taking an easier or part-time job just for benefits, but im thinking i'll stick this out for another 10yr then live the dream. --- I hope something good happens to you today Playing: Headlander <cite>Giant_Aspirin posted [p:979090158] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>if i didn't need to worry about the cost of healthcare, i could retire right now. but because i live in the land of the free (market), i can't quite afford to stop working. i've thought about taking an easier or part-time job just for benefits, but im thinking i'll stick this out for another 10yr then live the dream. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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emblem-man 02/28/24 10:36:58 AM #79:	dummy420 posted... 154 days left until retirement. 19 days left that won't be leave or an outside hiring program. I'm happy and scared. Congrats man. How old are you? What are you plans? --- http://avatar.xboxlive.com/avatar/emblem%20boy/avatar-body.png haters gonna hate <cite>emblem-man posted [p:979090695] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>dummy420 posted... </cite><quote>154 days left until retirement. 19 days left that won't be leave or an outside hiring program. I'm happy and scared.</quote>Congrats man. How old are you? What are you plans? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
dummy420 02/28/24 10:47:49 AM #80:	emblem-man posted... Congrats man. How old are you? What are you plans? 38. Can retire from the military after 20 years and pull a pension. I'll keep working but don't really plan on working past mid 50s at the latest. Biggest reason I'll keep working is I have a kid on the way. It's not a big enough pension to live large but it's something. It's also variable how much you get so I still don't know how much in total I'll end up with. Just a bit complicated to go into the details here. --- Trying is the first step towards failure, so just dont give it a shot and you cant dissapoint. <cite>dummy420 posted [p:979090853] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>emblem-man posted... </cite><quote>Congrats man. How old are you? What are you plans?</quote>38. Can retire from the military after 20 years and pull a pension. I'll keep working but don't really plan on working past mid 50s at the latest. Biggest reason I'll keep working is I have a kid on the way.It's not a big enough pension to live large but it's something. It's also variable how much you get so I still don't know how much in total I'll end up with. Just a bit complicated to go into the details here. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
firedoom666 02/28/24 10:50:18 AM #81:	I'm part of the Arizona State retirement plan. But I have no idea what that contains. --- We're on a journey to forever! Dreams eternal in a wondrous world without walls We are Forever, wondering what the future holds <cite>firedoom666 posted [p:979090890] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>I'm part of the Arizona State retirement plan. But I have no idea what that contains. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
__starsnostars 02/28/24 11:07:50 AM #82:	I have no retirement. --- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDyXIXyAZq0 Please consider adopting a cat from your SPCA or local animal shelter. <cite>__starsnostars posted [p:979091150] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>I have no retirement. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Xenogears15 02/28/24 4:14:33 PM #83:	firedoom666 posted... I'm part of the Arizona State retirement plan. But I have no idea what that contains. You really need to fix that, dude. ASAP. --- This rant was brought to you by your local random thinker. I'm as Canadian as Wayne Gretzky crashing a snowmobile into a moose. - JIC X <cite>Xenogears15 posted [p:979096812] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>firedoom666 posted... </cite><quote>I'm part of the Arizona State retirement plan. But I have no idea what that contains.</quote>You really need to fix that, dude. ASAP. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
NeonOPPAl 02/28/24 4:18:37 PM #84:	NeonOPPAl posted... How much do you guys contribute to your 401k every month? --- https://imgur.com/aMaI3hj https://imgur.com/7PsdJNc https://imgur.com/eK8vZVn https://imgur.com/u2HR4nG https://imgur.com/nQGM5cZ <cite>NeonOPPAl posted [p:979096878] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>NeonOPPAl posted... </cite><quote>How much do you guys contribute to your 401k every month?</quote> </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Xenogears15 02/28/24 5:06:11 PM #85:	Unsure how much my wife contributes, but last year she saved about 8k after employer contributions? I'm only able to put about ~$100 into my IRA until we get a mortgage, then I can save a little more. --- This rant was brought to you by your local random thinker. I'm as Canadian as Wayne Gretzky crashing a snowmobile into a moose. - JIC X <cite>Xenogears15 posted [p:979097722] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>Unsure how much my wife contributes, but last year she saved about 8k after employer contributions? I'm only able to put about ~$100 into my IRA until we get a mortgage, then I can save a little more. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
EyeWontBeFooled 02/28/24 5:27:16 PM #86:	https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/a/a31d15b9.jpghttps://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/a/ad1cc60b.jpg --- Resident Shiny Hunter of CE 307 Shinys and counting! <cite>EyeWontBeFooled posted [p:979098139] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/a/a31d15b9.jpghttps://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/a/ad1cc60b.jpg </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Anony1125 02/28/24 5:28:54 PM #87:	NeonOPPAl posted... How much do you guys contribute to your 401k every month? Don't have a 401k, only a Roth and brokerage account. In an abbreviated 2021 (I began investing in June), I contributed $37,021 per month. In 2022 I contributed $3,357/month, $2,104/month in 2023, and $9,524/month through the first two months of 2024. --- Feeling really good. Faceless goofus in a sea of alts <cite>Anony1125 posted [p:979098164] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>NeonOPPAl posted... </cite><quote>How much do you guys contribute to your 401k every month?</quote>Don't have a 401k, only a Roth and brokerage account. In an abbreviated 2021 (I began investing in June), I contributed $37,021 per month. In 2022 I contributed $3,357/month, $2,104/month in 2023, and $9,524/month through the first two months of 2024. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DarthDemented 02/28/24 5:32:33 PM #88:	Gassy --- Paula Wood. My love, my life. 1980-2021 https://store.steampowered.com/wishlist/profiles/76561198210788964/#sort=order <cite>DarthDemented posted [p:979098226] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>Gassy </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
emblem-man 02/28/24 5:33:16 PM #89:	NeonOPPAl posted... How much do you guys contribute to your 401k every month? I max mine out. I'd like to start maxing out my wife's in the next couple years once our kid is out of daycare and some other expenses go away --- http://avatar.xboxlive.com/avatar/emblem%20boy/avatar-body.png haters gonna hate <cite>emblem-man posted [p:979098236] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>NeonOPPAl posted... </cite><quote>How much do you guys contribute to your 401k every month?</quote>I max mine out. I'd like to start maxing out my wife's in the next couple years once our kid is out of daycare and some other expenses go away </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
emblem-man 02/28/24 5:33:56 PM #90:	Anony1125 posted... Don't have a 401k, only a Roth and brokerage account. In an abbreviated 2021 (I began investing in June), I contributed $37,021 per month. In 2022 I contributed $3,357/month, $2,104/month in 2023, and $9,524/month through the first two months of 2024. Is that a typo? --- http://avatar.xboxlive.com/avatar/emblem%20boy/avatar-body.png haters gonna hate <cite>emblem-man posted [p:979098250] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>Anony1125 posted... </cite><quote>Don't have a 401k, only a Roth and brokerage account. In an abbreviated 2021 (I began investing in June), I contributed $37,021 per month. In 2022 I contributed $3,357/month, $2,104/month in 2023, and $9,524/month through the first two months of 2024.</quote>Is that a typo? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Unknown5uspect 02/28/24 5:36:46 PM #91:	So many people well off and here I am struggling to not even afford to live. --- How can the moon landing be real if the moon isn't real? <cite>Unknown5uspect posted [p:979098304] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>So many people well off and here I am struggling to not even afford to live. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Anony1125 02/28/24 5:45:27 PM #92:	emblem-man posted... Is that a typo? No. I inherited like $240k from my grandparents and decided I might as well invest it in the stock market. Now my goal is to make that <50% of my principal, so I can feel like it's something I've built as much as something I've been handed. --- Feeling really good. Faceless goofus in a sea of alts <cite>Anony1125 posted [p:979098462] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>emblem-man posted... </cite><quote>Is that a typo?</quote>No. I inherited like $240k from my grandparents and decided I might as well invest it in the stock market. Now my goal is to make that <50% of my principal, so I can feel like it's something I've built as much as something I've been handed. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
NeonOPPAl 02/28/24 6:03:03 PM #93:	emblem-man posted... I max mine out. I'd like to start maxing out my wife's in the next couple years once our kid is out of daycare and some other expenses go away I could probably max it but it's a lot >_> I'm putting in 13% which is over the 10% that people suggest so I guess it's fine Edit: I do max my roth every year so I guess I still do put in enough after that --- https://imgur.com/aMaI3hj https://imgur.com/7PsdJNc https://imgur.com/eK8vZVn https://imgur.com/u2HR4nG https://imgur.com/nQGM5cZ <cite>NeonOPPAl posted [p:979098755] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>emblem-man posted... </cite><quote>I max mine out. I'd like to start maxing out my wife's in the next couple years once our kid is out of daycare and some other expenses go away</quote>I could probably max it but it's a lot >_> I'm putting in 13% which is over the 10% that people suggest so I guess it's fineEdit: I do max my roth every year so I guess I still do put in enough after that </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TerraSeeker 02/28/24 6:21:16 PM #94:	It's really not in good shape right now. I did put a bit a 401k with my last job, but they didn't tell me it would a temporary job, so now I need to find something else. --- Your words are as empty as your soul <cite>TerraSeeker posted [p:979099035] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>It's really not in good shape right now. I did put a bit a 401k with my last job, but they didn't tell me it would a temporary job, so now I need to find something else. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CompatibleGreet 02/28/24 6:45:40 PM #95:	Not looking good since I haven't even done my 401k or anything and about to hit 30. Really need to get started on it. Been too focused on getting by and family issues <cite>CompatibleGreet posted [p:979099419] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>Not looking good since I haven't even done my 401k or anything and about to hit 30. Really need to get started on it. Been too focused on getting by and family issues</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BignutzisBack 02/28/24 6:50:05 PM #96:	Calculating inflation, annual stock market return averages yada yada yada, I am just slightly behind after wasting my entire twenties not saving a dime. --- http://i.imgur.com/plA0Vg9.gif https://media.giphy.com/media/dgK22exekwOLm/giphy.gif <cite>BignutzisBack posted [p:979099496] in How do you... [t:80706422]...</cite> <quote>Calculating inflation, annual stock market return averages yada yada yada, I am just slightly behind after wasting my entire twenties not saving a dime. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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