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I just read that thousands of people have millions of dollars in their IRAs. The maximum you can contribute per year is 7,000. WTF? :dunno:

 

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You’re supposed to have millions when you retire. But few do of course.

They’re probably including 401k which have higher limits, yet alone profit sharing plans. I think you can get the limit to around $50k with a profit sharing plan. Do that for 30 years plus compound interest, it’s easily millions.

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11 minutes ago, IGotWorms said:

You’re supposed to have millions when you retire. But few do of course.

They’re probably including 401k which have higher limits, yet alone profit sharing plans. I think you can get the limit to around $50k with a profit sharing plan. Do that for 30 years plus compound interest, it’s easily millions.

The article specifically mentions IRAs. :dunno:

Also, I didn’t read the whole thing. 

https://apple.news/ALtqzjfFOThunGHVTCjtNBw

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4 minutes ago, frank said:

The article specifically mentions IRAs. :dunno:

Also, I didn’t read the whole thing. 

https://apple.news/ALtqzjfFOThunGHVTCjtNBw

When people leave a company the can roll 401K and pension balances into IRAs.  That would also increase the dollars in those accounts.

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Really good traders

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2020 hooked me up. i just need avg of 8% per year for next 15 years and i retire a multee millionaire :banana:

of course mines a 401k though 

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