This sounds overstated, but it's mostly a reminder that most of the Millennial generation is over 30 now, and many are approaching 40.https://twitter.com/CNBC/status/1186075946417344512 …
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Also $100,000 in savings is a lot for working-class Americans, but if you are middle to upper middle class & have a 401(k), it's not that hard to have total savings in the low six figures by your early to mid 30s, especially with two incomes.
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Of course, there's a lot of variables that go into savings: marriage, kids, house, college debt, how young you started working, what part of the country you live in.
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I had a late start, but by pouring as much as possible into my 401(k) I've caught up. Forcing yourself to save has been the difference for me.
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I started working at 23, having kids at 25, & bought a house *in New York City* at 28, so easier said than done. But at least by now we have one supporting himself.
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