No matter what happens now. I may not be rich but I won't be homeless.
I worked very hard to get where I'm at.
Hopefully one day I will get to enjoy the fruits of my labor.
Time to bump up that 401k
I worked very hard to get where I'm at.
Hopefully one day I will get to enjoy the fruits of my labor.
Wilson1397
Half the lies they tell about me aren't true!!
Debt free sure is a nice feeling
Jackburton
Gone Fish'n
At 52 he’ll have to if he didn’t save anything.
Better late than never.
What'dyabringmetoday???
Well-Known Member
The Amish never have. Kinda. Lol.
They are also dying from inbreeding...
What'dyabringmetoday???
Well-Known Member
Not in these parts.
Seriously they need liver transplants and all kinds of things due to a weak Gene pool
DumbTruckDriver
Allergic to cardboard.
Will have all debt knocked out in 2.5 years. Can’t wait.
Rack em
Made the Podium
I donated my raise to the united way, I actually had to lower my 401k contributions.
Johney
Well-Known Member
As long as you live in this country you will never not owe anyone anything. It's called Taxes.
The Driver
I drive.
Seriously. Nobody has their hands out for my paycheck anymore. Except Uncle Sam of course.
I am the master of my financial domain. I control who I interact with, who I pay, what I do, where I go. There's a million ways to spend money you don't have but only one kind of feeling when you keep your money.
The Driver
I drive.
The Hills Have Eyes
Good job!
Jkloc420
Do you need an air compressor or tire gauge
ypur is
542thruNthru
Well-Known Member
What's everyone's percentage? I've been 15% ever since I went fulltime. My wife is as 12% but her company at her level matches 5%.
I won't lie I was pt for 9 years and didn't contribute to it till about 7 years in and that was 5%.
What about everyone else. Also let's tell the true because statistics don't lie and I'm sure not everyone started as early as they should have.
I won't lie I was pt for 9 years and didn't contribute to it till about 7 years in and that was 5%.
What about everyone else. Also let's tell the true because statistics don't lie and I'm sure not everyone started as early as they should have.
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
20% Roth I was 2% first couple years then 10% when I went driving then 20% at full scale. Cut back a few years when wife was in grad school
Wife is 9% so she doesn’t max out too early and takes full advantage of the 3% match she gets. First 3 years wife was 10% with a 100% match after profit sharing. Wish we had gotten a few more years of that
542thruNthru
Well-Known Member
Do you run into any eligibility problems with your Roth? My wife makes more then double what I do but we have a Roth started for my son's school(though his grandparents started one also).
We had to use some loop holes. Don't ask me what they are because I'm not the smart one.
Their is an income limitation for a Roth IRA but you can put away as much as as the IRS allows into your 401k as a RothDo you run into any eligibility problems with your Roth? My wife makes more then double what I do but we have a Roth started for my son's school(though his grandparents started one also).
We had to use some loop holes. Don't ask me what they are because I'm not the smart one.
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
Not with Roth 401k there’s no problem.Do you run into any eligibility problems with your Roth? My wife makes more then double what I do but we have a Roth started for my son's school(though his grandparents started one also).
We had to use some loop holes. Don't ask me what they are because I'm not the smart one.
You can do a backdoor Roth IRA if you’re over income limits. I’m sure that’s what you do
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