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It's completely possible. The typical HN reader has plenty of resources to do so. If you're making median wage or better and not saving a substantial portion of
by idiotsecant 4y ago
It's completely possible. The typical HN reader has plenty of resources to do so. If you're making median wage or better and not saving a substantial portion of your income, there are almost certainly changes you could make to improve your savings dramatically.
- nomel 4y agoA group of us at work ended up talking about retirement. I always assumed these guys were paid significantly more than me. They had big houses, expensive cars, and several have their kids in private school. It turns out they’re not saving anything. They’re at max burn rate, cashing out their RSUs as soon as they vest. At a FAANG table of 5, I was the only one doing anything outside of 401k. I’m also the only one without a Tesla.
- betaby 4y agoArticle is about 'Millions of Americans'. US folks with the FAANG salaries is a rounding error in the 'retirement age' group.