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In response to
"
I actually checked my progress...if I get 11% growth a year with 3% raises annually, I’ll have just over 4,990,000 at 65 in my 401K
"
by
Will Hunting
I can get there with 8% annual return and 2% raises. -- nm
Posted by
ty97
Apr 12 '21, 12:00
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I can get there if I go back in time and beat my younger self until he agrees to start contributing to a 401K MUCH earlier.
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Cuzzin Todd
Apr 12, 12:22
I'll get there if I hit the lottery. -- nm
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JaxSean
Apr 12, 12:01
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I won't ever get there. if I won the lottery, I'd buy fancy soda and cheese. you can't take it with you! -- nm
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amanda jeans
Apr 12, 12:54
yup -- nm
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Pippy
Apr 12, 12:38
Yup -- nm
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Krusty
Apr 12, 12:10
8% annual return and 2% every year for the next 20 (from my current salary) feels rather optimistic TBH -- nm
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ty97
Apr 12, 12:03
(twice) -- nm
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Spawn
Apr 12, 12:02
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