How much is in your savings?

amother

Olive

Wed, Feb 28 2024, 11:21 am

Married 6 years, 1 baby.

We own two properties condo and a small multifamily. We are most likely buying now another one because we need to move.

Debt are the mortgages.

We probably have around 55 k in savings.

amother

Navyblue

Wed, Feb 28 2024, 11:22 am

Married 15years
5 kids
0 savings
0 investment

Bh bh ness house that we recently spent $350k buying renovation and prepaying mortgage. (Worth over a million)

Never got a penny helpfrom anyone (very little govn. Programs over the years even though poor)

dh did schooling while while the kids were small we paid a lot for that as well)

For those of you who put away so much $$ I wonder what income bracket you are.

amother

Cognac

Wed, Feb 28 2024, 11:26 am

We are 40 married 11 years just bought a house so used most of our saving
400k left on the house worth over a million
Have around 150k in savings
No debt bh
3 kids

amother

Starflower

Wed, Feb 28 2024, 11:30 am

4 kids
250k in savings about
Have some investments not sure value
Own a home bh

amother

Topaz

Wed, Feb 28 2024, 11:33 am

7yrs married, 4 kids
Savings (mostly invested) are a little more than what we still owe on our mortgage

amother

Hawthorn

Wed, Feb 28 2024, 11:37 am

1 million in savings
3 kids
Own home ,smaller mortgage compared to ppl in my area
Married 16 yrs

amother

Honeysuckle

Wed, Feb 28 2024, 11:40 am

Married 10 years, 2 kids

$75,000 mutual fund
$100,000 retirement fund
Yes, we own a house

amother

Firethorn

Wed, Feb 28 2024, 11:44 am

Married 11 years
Own a house with a small mortgage
50k in savings
25k in a retirement plan

We did have a bit more in savings but had to dip into it due to unforseen circumstances recently.

amother

Hibiscus

Wed, Feb 28 2024, 11:45 am

Married 18 years.
4 children all with fertility treatments - my kids are my investments, literally and figuratively.
No debt.
Owe $240k on our house that is officially worth 1.2m.
We have about 80k in savings and maybe 20k in retirement.

amother

Foxglove

Wed, Feb 28 2024, 11:47 am

We just bought an apartment ($715k) so used up most of our savings
Now we have about $50k in the bank
$300k in Robinhood investments
1 kid
Mortgage

amother

Salmon

Wed, Feb 28 2024, 11:50 am

amother Nemesia wrote:

2 kids
Married 7 years
No house
No savings
Over 100k debt
I’m crying

Similar.

No house
No savings
cc debt in collections don't know how much

4 kids
Married 8 years

Paycheck comes in its gone before I blink

amother

Stoneblue

Wed, Feb 28 2024, 11:52 am

Have about 500k in real estate funds
Have 1 million real estate investments in the states( fully paid off) and an apartment in EY with a mortgage.
Owe 700k on our hiuse( worth about 1.5) and have about 400k in savings and another 100k in retirement. Not a penny ever from anyone,dirt poor upbringing.Bh

amother

Apple

Wed, Feb 28 2024, 11:52 am

amother Hibiscus wrote:

Yes! My miracles cost me about 200k!!! BH!!!

amother

Saddlebrown

Wed, Feb 28 2024, 11:54 am

Married 3 years. Around 60 k in student loan debt. Around 150k in savings. One kid. No house but we are putting out feelers.

amother

Opal

Wed, Feb 28 2024, 11:57 am

Married 3 years
2 kids
No house
350k in investment and savings

amother

Lightcyan

Wed, Feb 28 2024, 11:58 am

Married 5 years
2 kids
No home
About $30k in savings but we use some of it every month because our paycheck doesn't cover all expenses...
$50k student loans but I'm still in school...

amother

Butterscotch

Wed, Feb 28 2024, 12:12 pm

Married 5 years
1 kid
Own home
About 10k in savings

amother

Skyblue

Wed, Feb 28 2024, 12:33 pm

Low to mid 40s
Married 20+ years
$33K in savings
Various pension plans and 401Ks through work, not much in there, maybe $100K
Very small investment account with Vanguard that I hope to grow
No debt and we own our home with no mortgage
We did make a wedding recently that ate up part of our savings

I wish we had more in savings. I feel very behind at our stage in life and I feel anxious about something coming up G-d forbit and not having enough savings to fall back on.