Are you invested in the market?

[roliath]

Nope, but I wish I was as I have money to invest just haven't reached out to anyone.

[slow99]

Furthermore, one commonly used guideline says that individuals should have 1x their household income in savings/retirement accounts by age 35, 2x by age 40, and 3x by age 45. How do you compare to these benchmarks?

[sc281]

Furthermore, one commonly used guideline says that individuals should have 1x their household income in savings/retirement accounts by age 35, 2x by age 40, and 3x by age 45. How do you compare to these benchmarks?

In between 1 and 2x at 26.

[roliath]

Furthermore, one commonly used guideline says that individuals should have 1x their household income in savings/retirement accounts by age 35, 2x by age 40, and 3x by age 45. How do you compare to these benchmarks?

I have a years salary plus saved, and i'm 28. I did bust my ass to get it there so soon though. And I had a good year in hardware sales long ago.

[UserX]

Furthermore, one commonly used guideline says that individuals should have 1x their household income in savings/retirement accounts by age 35, 2x by age 40, and 3x by age 45. How do you compare to these benchmarks?

I was over 1x by 35, unlikely I'll be 2x by 40. No more company 401k match

[talisman]

I'm 36, almost at the 1x mark. Didn't start until I was almost 31. Dumbass. Played catch up with a big % going in for a couple years, but eased back to buy my house. Once it is paid off I really won't have any bills other than utilities.

[Chili]

Only through 401k and a separate after-tax employee stock purchase plan.

[Nash B.]

Only 401k right now.

[Baron Von Crowder]

I have all my money buried in mason jars in the yard.

[racrguy]

I have a simple IRA and not near enough in savings.

[46Tbird]

i got like tree fiddy

[bluecollar]

I use it, I have a little. I keep it in a jar on top of my refrigerator. I'd like to put more in that jar. That's where you come in.

Solid. I mainly invest in meatballs. I hear they're going places.

But in seriousness, yes.

I'm 29, and have the first benchmark covered with a little to spare.

[GeorgeG.]

Furthermore, one commonly used guideline says that individuals should have 1x their household income in savings/retirement accounts by age 35, 2x by age 40, and 3x by age 45. How do you compare to these benchmarks?

holy crap...I'm doomed.

[Sean88gt]

Furthermore, one commonly used guideline says that individuals should have 1x their household income in savings/retirement accounts by age 35, 2x by age 40, and 3x by age 45. How do you compare to these benchmarks?

I better get busy! I did upgrade to a king size mattress because the queen couldn't take another bill.

[stangin4lyfe]

Furthermore, one commonly used guideline says that individuals should have 1x their household income in savings/retirement accounts by age 35, 2x by age 40, and 3x by age 45. How do you compare to these benchmarks?

I'm 33 and I have 2x's my annual salary into my TSP account and have also saved another year's salary in savings.
I hope I'm on the right track for my future but luckily...I have ZERO debt.
I want to live the life whenever I am older because I sure am boring now, lol!