You May Be Surprised By What the Average 35-Year-Old Has Saved in a 401(k)
How does your balance compare?
Overview
By age 35, you're hopefully in a more solid place financially than you were in your 20s. You might still have some lingering student loan or credit card debt, but you may also be earning higher wages due to having more career experience.
By 35, you should ideally have a decent chunk of money socked away in a retirement account. If so, you may be curious as to how your 401(k) stacks up.
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