Net worth 30-40 year olds

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What is your net worth for persons in their 30-40? I am 35 and have about 155k in a 401k, 19k in a Roth, 420k in real estate and a few cars worth about 25k. Overall probably around 550k total net worth.
 
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You are doing good. I don't know what my NW was at your age. I had 401K equivalent account ~$125K-$200K at 35-40 years old that would be ~$180-$260K in today's dollars based on cost of living calculator.
 
You're doing good. I'm 49 and 15 years ago I only had 40k in my 401k and some cash in the bank. My house was paid off but I don't include my house or car in my net worth.
 
You are doing much better than your peers.
 
That was a while back but at 30, I probably had a negative NW. By the time I was 40 I'm sure my NW was positive but probably not by a lot (maybe 200 to 300k). It was the next 10 years (40 to 50) where I really started accumulating.
 
DS (age 32) just announced this past weekend that he and his DW's net worth just passed $500,000. In the OP's calculation of NW, I advise him not to include cars.


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I was at $400k at 35 (1996), so you are ahead of me at your age. Net worth tumbled more than double this amount from 2009 to 2011 in what I call the dark years. The last five years have been a godsend for net worth recovery.
 
Wife is 32...$280,000
Im 34...$448,000

Our Total: $728,000

Not including house
 
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DW and I broke 7 figures on our 30s. Her company stock options were a large contributing factor.
 
Jus to clarify my primary resident is not on the list and vehicles listed are my extra cars.
My wife's net worth is not listed either.
 
I was at $400k at 35 (1996), so you are ahead of me at your age. Net worth tumbled more than double this amount from 2009 to 2011 in what I call the dark years. The last five years have been a godsend for net worth recovery.



I got lucky with the real estate market in 2009 when I bought a few cheap properties in California , otherwise I would only have the 401k. I guess a little bit of luck helps [emoji1]
 
I got lucky, did not start accumulating much before going into the Great Recession. Started working after grad school at 32 (2007) with $45k to our names plus $50k in house. Hit $1M net worth (including primary residence) a couple of months after turning 40.
42 now with ~$1M invested, $200k cash (for investment properties) and $80k rental equity.
 
Dude, be prepared to feel humbled, as this board has many. many folks that have accumulated enviable stashes at incredibly young ages.

At 35 (1998), I think I had about $300K in my 401K and another $20K in outside investments, making about $60k a year, so you are doing well.

I am at about $1.6 now, so when you are in your early 50's you should be well north of $2 million. Gratz!
 
Dude, be prepared to feel humbled, as this board has many. many folks that have accumulated enviable stashes at incredibly young ages.

At 35 (1998), I think I had about $300K in my 401K and another $20K in outside investments, making about $60k a year, so you are doing well.

I am at about $1.6 now, so when you are in your early 50's you should be well north of $2 million. Gratz!



It's a blessing to have forums like this to be around like minded folks.
 
I got lucky, did not start accumulating much before going into the Great Recession. Started working after grad school at 32 (2007) with $45k to our names plus $50k in house. Hit $1M net worth (including primary residence) a couple of months after turning 40.
42 now with ~$1M invested, $200k cash (for investment properties) and $80k rental equity.



Amazing congrats , i too plan on getting more properties or paying one down significantly.
 
What is your net worth for persons in their 30-40? I am 35 and have about 155k in a 401k, 19k in a Roth, 420k in real estate and a few cars worth about 25k. Overall probably around 550k total net worth.
Without looking it up, I'll guess that $550,000 puts you the in the top 1% of net worth for single people in their 30's.
 
Without looking it up, I'll guess that $550,000 puts you the in the top 1% of net worth for single people in their 30's.



Sweet! I don't want to work forever so that's good to hear. Guess I'm not doing too bad for a cable guy. It's all about savings vs spending .
 
With house, about 500 at 35. Now turning 39 at about 1 million. So yeah, it speeds up and thats nice to look forward too. (100% stock)
 
My individual NW passed the $1M mark around my mid-30s.
 
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