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toto238 wrote: Wed Jul 03, 2019 11:52 am I don't think you're advocating that any increase in risk weakens a plan.
Correct. I wasn't. If you read my comment again you'll note I was stating that in my view, using leveraged ETFs in the investment plan you put forth, is something I believe increases the risk factor to where I'd not do that.
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I missed it, but I reached a milestone in the last week some time.

I eclipsed $1M in my 401K account. At age 45. Just the 401K account. That excludes my wife's accounts and all other investments. JUST my 401K.

I honestly didn't think that would ever happen when I was in my 20s.

Woohooo.


AND, sometime in the last week we hit $1M in our after-tax investments!

On top of that, we have real estate, cash, HSAs, ROTHs, 529s.....

But our two main investment vehicles just hit $1M each in the last week.
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Bacchus01 wrote: Tue Jul 09, 2019 10:58 am I missed it, but I reached a milestone in the last week some time.

I eclipsed $1M in my 401K account. At age 45. Just the 401K account. That excludes my wife's accounts and all other investments. JUST my 401K.

I honestly didn't think that would ever happen when I was in my 20s.

Woohooo.


AND, sometime in the last week we hit $1M in our after-tax investments!

On top of that, we have real estate, cash, HSAs, ROTHs, 529s.....

But our two main investment vehicles just hit $1M each in the last week.
Two congratulations for you :D :D
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It’s a very humble start with almost 37 but today my net reached my first 10k milestone (no debt at all) since I started my life in the US.

Also, I bought my first VTSAX today in my IRA. It’s a good feeling :)
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mindgap wrote: Fri Jul 12, 2019 3:07 pm It’s a very humble start with almost 37 but today my net reached my first 10k milestone (no debt at all) since I started my life in the US.

Also, I bought my first VTSAX today in my IRA. It’s a good feeling :)
Congratulations. You will always feel that you should of started earlier in life, but you cannot change that. What you can do is be consistent for the next 25-30 years. Take advantage whenever there is a major market pullback (20% or more) and try to put more money in at that time. There is more value (long term/compounding interest) in the money you save today then in 20 years.
Cut and paste this post and put it in your scheduler to pop up 25 years from today...it will put a smile on your face when you look back.
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Just passed 500k in investments on the 4th of July! BOOM! We have a paid off house (415k), and a net worth just shy of 900k... Should be FI by 2025 (family of 4, wife stay at home Mom)...

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Mr.BB wrote: Fri Jul 12, 2019 3:58 pm
mindgap wrote: Fri Jul 12, 2019 3:07 pm It’s a very humble start with almost 37 but today my net reached my first 10k milestone (no debt at all) since I started my life in the US.

Also, I bought my first VTSAX today in my IRA. It’s a good feeling :)
Congratulations. You will always feel that you should of started earlier in life, but you cannot change that. What you can do is be consistent for the next 25-30 years. Take advantage whenever there is a major market pullback (20% or more) and try to put more money in at that time. There is more value (long term/compounding interest) in the money you save today then in 20 years.
Cut and paste this post and put it in your scheduler to pop up 25 years from today...it will put a smile on your face when you look back.
Thank you. Appreciate it. I guess it’s never to late to start. I will definitely make a note for in twenty years. That’s an awesome idea and for sure will be lots of fun :)
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Don't forget to do a follow-up post in 20 years.
It will interesting to see how far you've come and what you've learned.
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mindgap wrote: Fri Jul 12, 2019 3:07 pm It’s a very humble start with almost 37 but today my net reached my first 10k milestone (no debt at all) since I started my life in the US.

Also, I bought my first VTSAX today in my IRA. It’s a good feeling :)
If we had started investing around OP's age, we would be richer by a couple millions or more.
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Mr.BB wrote: Sat Jul 13, 2019 7:04 pm Don't forget to do a follow-up post in 20 years.
It will interesting to see how far you've come and what you've learned.
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I had a positive net worth until I bought a house. I was pretty excited about that
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Ophiuchus wrote: Sat Jul 13, 2019 9:39 pm I had a positive net worth until I bought a house. I was pretty excited about that
Unless your house depreciated in value very quickly or you paid a LOT of expenses out of pocket to buy this house, your net worth should still positive.

The house is an asset, the mortgage is a liability.
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I'm 40 and my retirement accounts just hit $500,000 (I know this pales in significance compared to several posts here :-) ) Wanted to share my small milestone with this community which has been invaluable in my journey .... Thank you for all the wisdom you guys provide :sharebeer
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Investing.Newbie wrote: Tue Jul 16, 2019 10:37 am I'm 40 and my retirement accounts just hit $500,000 (I know this pales in significance compared to several posts here :-) ) Wanted to share my small milestone with this community which has been invaluable in my journey .... Thank you for all the wisdom you guys provide :sharebeer
Congratulations on this achievement! I think that’s an awesome goal you reached!!!
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Investing.Newbie wrote: Tue Jul 16, 2019 10:37 am I'm 40 and my retirement accounts just hit $500,000 (I know this pales in significance compared to several posts here :-) ) Wanted to share my small milestone with this community which has been invaluable in my journey .... Thank you for all the wisdom you guys provide :sharebeer
Congratulations :D .

That is no small achievement. You are far ahead of where we were at age 40. You are far ahead of your peers.
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I'm 40 and my retirement accounts just hit $500,000 (I know this pales in significance compared to several posts here :-) ) Wanted to share my small milestone with this community which has been invaluable in my journey .... Thank you for all the wisdom you guys provide :sharebeer
Don't discount your "small" milestone - it is way more than a lot of folks your age have saved for retirement. Keep up the good work!
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Broke 1.6 million first time a few days ago. :)
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Hit $2-million mark last month and I'm not counting my paid-off home and cars. I just can't believe we're multi-millionaire even though we were dead broke in 1984.

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TravelforFun wrote: Tue Jul 16, 2019 5:00 pm Hit $2-million mark last month and I'm not counting my paid-off home and cars. I just can't believe we're multi-millionaire even though we were dead broke in 1984.

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Congratulations :D .
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ruralavalon wrote: Tue Jul 16, 2019 11:02 am
Investing.Newbie wrote: Tue Jul 16, 2019 10:37 am I'm 40 and my retirement accounts just hit $500,000 (I know this pales in significance compared to several posts here :-) ) Wanted to share my small milestone with this community which has been invaluable in my journey .... Thank you for all the wisdom you guys provide :sharebeer
Congratulations :D .

That is no small achievement. You are far ahead of where we were at age 40. You are far ahead of your peers.
+1

Congratulations! Not a small milestone at all. I agree, compared to your peers, you're way ahead. Feel proud.
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Investing.Newbie wrote: Tue Jul 16, 2019 10:37 am I'm 40 and my retirement accounts just hit $500,000 (I know this pales in significance compared to several posts here :-) ) Wanted to share my small milestone with this community which has been invaluable in my journey .... Thank you for all the wisdom you guys provide :sharebeer
Great and thanks for sharing that. I can't tell anyone my milestones now, spenders don't need or want or should hear such things.
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Just maxed out my 403b contributions!
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Robert_007 wrote: Thu Jul 18, 2019 7:03 pm Just maxed out my 403b contributions!
Congrats. I can’t do any 403b contributions but that’s a good milestone to reach!

My next goal is to max out my Roth IRA contributions. Right now at 45% and should be done in around 2- 3 months.
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Robert_007 wrote: Thu Jul 18, 2019 7:03 pm Just maxed out my 403b contributions!
Congrats ! :moneybag :moneybag
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Dear Bogleheads,
DW and I crossed the 1M mark in our 401ks! Thanks to you all for the excellent advice and guidance. I'm sure we'll zig zag around that milestone a few times :) I'm averse to debt, so have been paying mortgage aggressively but without compromising 401k and backdoor Roth contributions (ever since I learned about them). Also, at this time I have 2x yearly expenses, mainly in iBonds. I have around 64k mortgage left on a 525K house. However, what this means is that other than the iBonds, and Roth (~70K) I don't have much (only 10K at this time) in my taxable. Would that worry you? I'm 45, DW 43, one child 10 yrs (90k in 529 separate and not counted with other assets).
I also have the ability to do mega backdoor Roth... but lack of taxable bothers me sometimes. Thoughts?
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Agni wrote: Fri Jul 19, 2019 11:31 am Dear Bogleheads,
DW and I crossed the 1M mark in our 401ks! Thanks to you all for the excellent advice and guidance. I'm sure we'll zig zag around that milestone a few times :) I'm averse to debt, so have been paying mortgage aggressively but without compromising 401k and backdoor Roth contributions (ever since I learned about them). Also, at this time I have 2x yearly expenses, mainly in iBonds. I have around 64k mortgage left on a 525K house. However, what this means is that other than the iBonds, and Roth (~70K) I don't have much (only 10K at this time) in my taxable. Would that worry you? I'm 45, DW 43, one child 10 yrs (90k in 529 separate and not counted with other assets).
I also have the ability to do mega backdoor Roth... but lack of taxable bothers me sometimes. Thoughts?
Congratulations on "1M mark in our 401ks!" at age 45, that is far ahead of your peers, and far ahead of where we were at your age.

You could consider selling some I bonds ("2x yearly expenses" seems excessive for an emergency fund, absent some extraordinary need) to zero out the mortgage note.

Don't be too concerned about just $10k in taxable. After paying off the mortgage note use your newly freeded up cash flow to contribute every month to the taxable account.
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ruralavalon wrote: Fri Jul 19, 2019 11:47 am
Agni wrote: Fri Jul 19, 2019 11:31 am Dear Bogleheads,
DW and I crossed the 1M mark in our 401ks! Thanks to you all for the excellent advice and guidance. I'm sure we'll zig zag around that milestone a few times :) I'm averse to debt, so have been paying mortgage aggressively but without compromising 401k and backdoor Roth contributions (ever since I learned about them). Also, at this time I have 2x yearly expenses, mainly in iBonds. I have around 64k mortgage left on a 525K house. However, what this means is that other than the iBonds, and Roth (~70K) I don't have much (only 10K at this time) in my taxable. Would that worry you? I'm 45, DW 43, one child 10 yrs (90k in 529 separate and not counted with other assets).
I also have the ability to do mega backdoor Roth... but lack of taxable bothers me sometimes. Thoughts?
Congratulations on "1M mark in our 401ks!" at age 45, that is far ahead of your peers, and far ahead of where we were at your age.

You could consider selling some I bonds ("2x yearly expenses" seems excessive for an emergency fund, absent some extraordinary need) to zero out the mortgage note.

Don't be too concerned about just $10k in taxable. After paying off the mortgage note use your newly freeded up cash flow to contribute every month to the taxable account.
Congrats on hitting $1 million in your 401K at 45 ! That's great :sharebeer
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Agni wrote: Fri Jul 19, 2019 11:31 am Also, at this time I have 2x yearly expenses, mainly in iBonds. I have around 64k mortgage left on a 525K house. However, what this means is that other than the iBonds, and Roth (~70K) I don't have much (only 10K at this time) in my taxable. Would that worry you? I'm 45, DW 43, one child 10 yrs (90k in 529 separate and not counted with other assets).
I also have the ability to do mega backdoor Roth... but lack of taxable bothers me sometimes. Thoughts?
Congrats on the 1st $1m milestone!

I had similar concerns some time ago as I found out that after maxing out 2*IRA, 2*401k (1 w/ after tax and mega back door to Roth option), HSA, 2*(iBond+EE Savings) each year w/ a total of >$140K contribution to tax deferred/exempt accounts I have little to contribute to the taxable accounts. And I also have a big mortgage (w/ accelerated payments) and fund only $20K in 529 (w/ a young kid). I think that's probably fine as I have cash savings + ibond worth 1 year living expenses, and I can withdraw contributions (not earnings) to Roth IRA anytime, tax- and penalty-free.
In your case w/ 2x year expenses in iBond which IMO is more than enough, I'd suggest you consider funding your after-tax 401K to do mega backdoor roth to maximize the tax exempt investment space. If your company allows to do out-of-plan Roth IRA conversion (vs. in-plan Roth 401K conversion), then you may gain more flexibility with Roth IRA penalty-free withdrawals.
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[Thread merged into here, see below. --admin LadyGeek]

Happiness is having to widen a column in your twenty year-old spreadsheet because a seventh figure just appeared in the account balance. :sharebeer
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Lazareth wrote: Wed Jul 24, 2019 9:50 am Happiness is having to widen a column in your twenty year-old spreadsheet because a seventh figure just appeared in the account balance. :sharebeer
:sharebeer
Congrats, DW and I should have the same problem after our pre-tax contributions at the end of this month (assuming no crashes). Wish it had been sooner but better late than never. Thanks to all the fine people at Bogleheads.org for making it happen!
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Congratulations! I will have to do the same soon except it will be for the liabilities column :beer
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Congratulations! Fantastic milestone. :beer
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Congratulations! Fantastic news for you and your family. :beer
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Excellent! :sharebeer
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Congratulations. I would celebrate this week end and then continue on with the accumulation.
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Hah! Well done.
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Having had that specific happiness start after retirement, the six to seven event and its reverse, recurred steadily for a long time at my house.
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Lazareth wrote: Wed Jul 24, 2019 9:50 am Happiness is having to widen a column in your twenty year-old spreadsheet because a seventh figure just appeared in the account balance. :sharebeer
Use a smaller font size.
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And that’s how it’s done!!! Congratulations🍾
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Lazareth wrote: Wed Jul 24, 2019 9:50 am Happiness is having to widen a column in your twenty year-old spreadsheet because a seventh figure just appeared in the account balance. :sharebeer
Somehow this reminds me of working in a bank doing transaction and other audits . . . long ago. . . no computers. . . . :shock:

Congratulations
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Nice, you’ve been looking forward to this. Congrats
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Congratulations. It takes a lot of hard work. Keep at it.
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I merged Lazareth's thread into the on-going discussion.
Lazareth wrote: Wed Jul 24, 2019 9:50 am [Thread merged into here, see below. --admin LadyGeek]
Happiness is having to widen a column in your twenty year-old spreadsheet because a seventh figure just appeared in the account balance. :sharebeer
You can fix that by changing to scientific notation... :)

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We reached our 529 goal for DS #1. Now, instead of contributing monthly to his 529 the money will go to add him to our NJ car insurance premium when he gets his license this fall :oops: .
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Lazareth wrote: Wed Jul 24, 2019 9:50 am [Thread merged into here, see below. --admin LadyGeek]

Happiness is having to widen a column in your twenty year-old spreadsheet because a seventh figure just appeared in the account balance. :sharebeer
Congratulations :D
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Registered to post milestone - we’ve just reached our milestone of $1.1M in our « stash »
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AngelFIRE wrote: Sun Jul 28, 2019 10:41 pm Registered to post milestone - we’ve just reached our milestone of $1.1M in our « stash »
I just turned 49, DH is 63. 6 years ago we discovered BH’s and it has changed our lives.
Thanks BH! :happy
Congratulations!

Onward and upward.

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AngelFIRE wrote: Sun Jul 28, 2019 10:41 pm Registered to post milestone - we’ve just reached our milestone of $1.1M in our « stash »
I just turned 49, DH is 63. 6 years ago we discovered BH’s and it has changed our lives.
Thanks BH! :happy
Congrats :sharebeer
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Paid off our mortgage about a week ago. :beer
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