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This is how much the average employed baby boomer has saved for retirement. How do you stack up?

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  • The average 'magic number' Americans say they will need for retirement is $1.26 million

    80% confidence

  • 7-step plan works every single time to kill debt and get rich, and anyone can do it

    80% confidence

  • Median-income individuals are expected to experience an annual spending shortfall of $5,000, or 13% of their overall spending needs, in retirement

    80% confidence

  • Having 2x your salary by age 35, 4x by 45 and 7x by 55 are recommended retirement milestones

    80% confidence

  • Only the top 30% of income-earning baby boomers are ready for retirement

    80% confidence

  • 51% of Americans think it's somewhat or very likely they will outlive their savings

    80% confidence

  • Investors should have 2x their salary saved by age 35, 4x by 45, and 7x by 55

    80% confidence

  • To hit retirement milestones, investors should invest 15% of pretax income into a diversified portfolio focused on growth and income

    80% confidence

  • Investors should have 2x their salary by age 35, 4x by 45, and 7x by 55

    80% confidence

  • Cash-on-cash yields average between 10 to 12% annually

    80% confidence

  • The average magic number Americans say they will need for retirement is $1.26 million

    80% confidence

  • 51% of Americans think it's 'somewhat or very likely' they will outlive their savings

    80% confidence

  • Nearly 50% of Americans are making 1 big Social Security mistake

    80% confidence

  • 51% of Americans think it's 'somewhat or very likely' they will outlive their savings

    80% confidence

  • Nearly 50% of Americans are making 1 big Social Security mistake

    80% confidence

  • 8 solid, repeatable money rules can build wealth

    80% confidence

  • Median-income individuals are expected to experience an annual spending shortfall of $5,000, or 13% of their overall spending needs, in retirement

    80% confidence

  • Median-income individuals are expected to experience an annual spending shortfall of $5,000, or 13% of their overall spending needs, in retirement

    80% confidence

  • One asset will surge 400% in a year

    80% confidence

  • Investors should invest 15% of pretax income into a diversified portfolio focused on growth and income

    80% confidence

  • Only the top 30% of income-earning baby boomers are ready for retirement

    80% confidence

  • Only the top 30% of income-earning baby boomers are ready for retirement

    80% confidence

  • Only the top 30% of income-earning baby boomers are ready for retirement

    80% confidence

  • Only the top 30% of income-earning baby boomers are ready for retirement

    80% confidence

  • 7-step plan 'works every single time' to kill debt, get rich — and 'anyone' can do it

    80% confidence

  • The average 'magic number' Americans say they will need for retirement is $1.26 million

    80% confidence

  • Investors should have 2x salary by age 35, 4x by 45, and 7x by 55

    80% confidence

  • 8-step plan 'works every single time' to build wealth

    80% confidence

  • Nearly 50% of Americans are making 1 big Social Security mistake

    80% confidence

  • 8 solid, repeatable money rules 'works every single time' to kill debt and get rich, and 'anyone' can do it

    80% confidence
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