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Asked 6/16/2007
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What percent of your income do you contribute to your 401k or retirement plan? Me 36% |
Answer 1/9 - Submitted 6/16/2007
8%. That's as much as my employer will put in an extra 75% of what I put in. I got a long time before retirement though.
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Answer 3/9 - Submitted 6/16/2007
Only 10%. But I also contribute 5% to an employee stock plan. Last year I was able to drop a few thousand separately into a Roth, but it doesn't look likely this year.
Good for you. Keep saving.
To HahacharadeUR - where the heck did you get those bogus statistics? I'ved looked at income statistics, and at least the top 60% of households qualify as middle class or above. According to the Census bureau, the top 60% of households earn at least $57k. $57k is comfortably middle class except in the most expensive parts of the nation, and in those parts, pay is usually higher to compensate.
That 86% figure would put middle class minimum income at around $100k. Sounds a little high to me. I've linked to the censu bureau info
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Answer 5/9 - Submitted 6/16/2007
currently 15%, but have been at it 20 years and it looks pretty good :)
PS. And to "H" whatever above me, I'm quite middle class, always been middle class, always will be middle class ..... Funny, I was able to save.
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PLEASE- I live paycheck to paycheck. No retirement for me. Ill either work till i die or die cuz I cant work.
Answer 9/9 - Submitted 6/16/2007
28% 401k
$160 monthly to another..
110 weekly to Social Security...
and SS i will never see :-(
hey but the illegals will!!
sigh
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