Poll: Net worth of people in their 40's

For those of you in your 40's and looking to ER. What is your Net Worth not including Personal Resid

  • < 250K

    Votes: 5 4.1%
  • 250K - 500K

    Votes: 11 9.0%
  • 500K - 750K

    Votes: 12 9.8%
  • 750K - 1.0MM

    Votes: 18 14.8%
  • 1.0MM - 1.25 MM

    Votes: 12 9.8%
  • 1.25MM - 1.5 MM

    Votes: 14 11.5%
  • 1.5MM - 2.0MM

    Votes: 16 13.1%
  • >2.0MM

    Votes: 34 27.9%

  • Total voters
    122
bssc said:
I could increase my net worthy by taking out an HELOC and buying stocks with the procedes.
Only if the stocks go up in value.

Audrey
 
audreyh1 said:
Only if the stocks go up in value.

Audrey

Heh, heh, heh. People always forget that leverage works the other way too.
 
3 Yrs to Go said:
In all likelihood yes. :)
Here's hoping for average equity returns!

I have always said that the key for our generation is a reasonable stock market return. I would be happy with 8-10% on average over the next 10 years. While this has happened over the long run, there are rough patches, and hopefully this will not be the case.
 
When I voted, I did not include the pension that DH will receive.

My question is, if you will be receiving a pension of $1k a month for life, would you consider $300k in your net worth? I'm assuming the $300k because if you had a SWR of 4% in this amount, it would equal $12k a year.
 
bbbamI said:
My question is, if you will be receiving a pension of $1k a month for life, would you consider $300k in your net worth? I'm assuming the $300k because if you had a SWR of 4% in this amount, it would equal $12k a year.

Yes, if it's COLA'd. If not, then use a multiple of 15X instead.
 
audreyh1 said:
Only if the stocks go up in value.

Audrey
I would have to lose everything. I didn't count my primary residence in the poll. If I mortgaged it to the hilt, took out 400,000, then lost 100,000, my net worth would be up $300,000 for the purposes of this poll.
 
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