Jarrad Morrow

What percent of your gross income do you currently invest for retirement? If you get an employer match, then add that percent to the percent you personally contribute. i.e. If you contribute 7% with a 3% employer match then your total contribution would = 10%

6 months ago | [YT] | 38

@NateDalton

I’m currently contributing 16% and my employer is contributing 10%, so 26% total. Contribute as much as possible as early as possible! You never know what life will throw at you, and if you get an unexpected something, you’ll have option to back down temporarily and still be golden.

6 months ago | 1  

@iconoclastic23

40%, my goal for 2024 is to hit my 401k contribution limit by the end of the year!

6 months ago | 10  

@DestinationRetirement

50-60% right now. Winding down a career and moving to Mérida Mexico.

6 months ago | 1  

@brother-In-Christ404

Not very much in way of expenses right now, still living with parents, so putting as much as I can towards my future self (25% right now)

6 months ago | 14  

@__RD14533

30% of my gross income goes to sayings (including a 5% employer match)

6 months ago | 1  

@ronb6182

I'm only on you tube to watch videos. If there was a better place I would already be there. 73

6 months ago | 0

@benwornom6066

Only about 15% as of now. Lot of expensive life events coming up (wedding, car, etc) so I need a larger safety net. Student loans are also going to need to get paid down.

6 months ago (edited) | 0

@etrans09

I am inching my way towards 20%+ just not there yet.

6 months ago | 1  

@garrett7101

Less than 9% but that’s because I’m already retired.

6 months ago | 1  

@username6333

25 percent if I include HSA contributions... Unfortunately I will have to cut back when I buy a house in the next year or so.

6 months ago | 0

@JuanTutors

I'm actually shocked at how many people said 20%+. Great job, people!

6 months ago | 0

@gregvanommeren5660

37% including employer match. Roth 401k, Roth IRA, HSA. Low cost broad market index funds (S&P500, blue chip, total market).

6 months ago (edited) | 2  

@S.A.1

39.3% in total. I have a 6% employer match for 401k, and then I invest fully in to Roth IRA and my employer also gives me some match for HSA.

6 months ago | 1  

@roburb73

If we count or match, we're above 30%. We're at the point where we will more than likely lower to just our match. We've pretty much met our goal.

6 months ago | 0

@gsedersten69

50% into 401k, roth ira, taxable brokerage, and emergency fund..mostly low cost index funds

6 months ago | 0

@Sindibad007

34% with employer match

6 months ago | 2  

@MichaelJSNeves

I put in6% company gives 3% so 9%

6 months ago | 0

@BirdLisa

Make 60k, save ~35% (10% match)

6 months ago (edited) | 0

@BrianYYH

With my new employer not offering 401K, I have to do everything through my Roth IRA. The only issue is that if I want to contribute more than $8K a year I don’t have a tax benefit account to put that in. But now I just found out investment income is only taxed at 15% for me, for the foreseeable future, so I’ve started investing in a normal brokerage account.

6 months ago | 1  

@whoshotya117

None, I take the whole check 😎

6 months ago | 0