- Current Age: 22 (My age when I start full time employment)
- Desired Retirement Age: 65
- Life Expectancy: 85
- Current Income: 65,000 (I hope that is somewhere around my potential starting salary)
- Typical Annual Raise: 4% (I believe that is a fair average)
- Desired Annual Income @ Retirement: 65% of current income --> I figure I already will be saving 20% toward retirement and 10% toward housing expenses
- Expected Benefits from Social Security: $0 --> Social Security will fail
- Age Payments Begin: 65
- 401k Balance: $0
- Contribution %: 10%
- Company Match: 25%
- IRAs: $10,000 in my Roth
- Annual Contribution: I plan on maxing it out $4,000
- Tax Rates: Whatever CNN said
- Portfolio: Aggressive ---> But this is the unknown!
The results were great! In order to achieve my goals, I only need to yield 5.06% on my investments throughout retirement, which suggests I can be pretty conservative if I maintain my current contribution rate!
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Another great post man. I showed this to my mom to show her how far she missed the boat on investing.
Thanks for the support steve...
Expected Benefits from Social Security: $0 --> Social Security will fail
Either that or we will be taxed like Swedes. Either way, it doesn't look good
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