How Much Should Be in Your 401(k) by Age? Let’s Compare
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In this episode, financial advisors and retirement planners Jim Martin & Casey Bibb of Martin Wealth Solutions unpack the latest insights on how Americans are saving for retirement—and what that means for you. They highlight a record-setting year for 401(k) contributions, compare generational saving trends, and share five powerful ways pre-retirees can boost their retirement readiness. From maximizing employer matches to choosing between Roth and Traditional strategies, Jim and Casey walk listeners through simple, effective ways to take control of their financial future.
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00:00 Introduction and Celebration
00:14 Understanding Retirement Savings
00:41 The Comparison Trap
01:30 House Renovations Update
01:53 Record 401k Savings Rates
02:45 Wealth Smart Process
05:47 Generational Savings Insights
09:23 Savings Rates by Age
10:15 Celebrating Gen Z's Financial Achievements
10:31 Five Powerful Ways to Catch Up on Retirement Savings
10:46 Maximizing Contributions and Catch-Up Strategies
11:50 Roth vs. Traditional: Be Intentional
12:15 Don't Leave Match Money on the Table
12:33 Simplify and Stress Test Your Retirement Plan
13:40 Dos and Don'ts of Retirement Planning
16:07 Addressing Listener Questions and Concerns
19:50 Final Thoughts and Encouragement
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