How Much You Should Have In Your 401(k) - By Age

On this episode of The Table with Anthony ONeal, we share the critical importance of early investment, showcasing how even modest contributions can yield substantial rewards over time. AO navigates the intricate landscape of investment options, and explaining the differences between retirement accounts encouraging you to take control of your financial destiny!

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[fredmagic]

I'm 32 with $131, 000 in retirement accounts and I only have $26, 000 in debt left but should have it paid off in 6 months. Can't wait until I'm 100% debt free so I can start maxing out all my retirement accounts!

[WISDOMGOALS]

2024 - This channel has really changed my mindset.

Thank you for this wake up call

[TrappedQue]

I just turned 50, making $69k a year. No consumer debts, house will be payoff next month. Current contributing 15% into 401k. Total retirement account is about $354k. Hope I can retire comfortably at 67. 😬

[brendawilson]

Stop chasing stuff! Get off that grind. Do what's best for you and yours!

[lesareid]

Seniors go back to working not only for money but sometimes to have something to do that keep them active; and not have them sit at home and expire faster. Money is never too much.

[tonia]

I'm 40 and I'm learning so much from you anthony ❤

[Couchbitato]

I’m 41 with $400k in my 401k.. hoping to retire early and enjoy life!!!

[ceej]

This is such good information and a great reminder to stop stealing from our tomorrow (when we’ll need it more), to enjoy more today.

[TheActualKingSmith]

5:31 faithful to my family ONLY if they following my plan. If they out of pocket, they don't benefit from my planning.

[annt]

Assumption made that older people are working because they need the money. Sometimes theyre working because they feel more alive, needed, and relevant

[alexanderroberts]

Miss you from the Ramsey show. I messed up but geting back on track. 6k debt 70k retirement

[markmcgowan]

Great call on the estate planning. Life Insurance is important especially if you have a family.

[ChrisD]

It’s great seeing Anthony carry the Ramsey philosophy on into the future. Great stuff man!

[ellyroll]

I’m so interested in this episode! My husband is 29 and I am 25 and we have $170, 000 as of this morning. No college degrees!

[charletfoster]

I applaud ppl who have 💰💰💰in retirement accounts, just keep investing, all 💰💰will make you comfortable👍🏿

[TheFirstRealChewy]

FYI, the 10X your salary is based on you needing 80% of your pre-retirement income AND Social Security benefits covering 40% of your pre-retirement income. As a result your investments will need to cover 40-45% of your income needs in retirement, so basically 4.0-4.5%

[ruthhnry]

2:40 sometimes they just want to keep working and only do that so they can stay relevant. Most are probably already retired from their careers.

[jphillips]

This is GREAT information and very critical for the welfare and legacy of any family. Thank you for this episode.

[markmcgowan]

Great call on the HSA and company match.

[asilva]

This is great advice in a life before retirement w/ low to no financial curveballs. The avg retirement savings at retirement is $200k or less because life happens vs ppl being irresponsible or unconscious spending.