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Ha. No, join a union trade. You will make 100k or more. On top of earning an associates degree. That's if you're a high school grad or have a GED. Support Blue Collar

I have some college and make 95k in the trades.

I can confirm the trades are great. I just started in a new trade at 95k at 32 years old.

I have an Associates Degree and make $120,000 a year working remote

These figures are highly dependent on major. I’m just a bachelors making 140k a year as an engineer, under 30 years old.

Im a high school dropout bringing in over 100k in the skilled trades.

What you really miss is that a Bachelor's degree with 25 years experience could be earning you $350k where as a PhD newly minted with low experience is going to be at your $125 - $150k level. Experience is what really drives pay with Bachelor and above.

The "average" pay must be crazy in other places because the starting pay for an electrical engineer is around 80k, where i live. The starting pay for a police officer (BS degree in criminal justice) is 45k, and a teacher is 45k. Average jobs from degrees don't come close to 70k where i live.

Wait i never finished college and i make 65k. Is that really high then??

I'd be curious to see those same categories with age groups. Someone with a 4 year degree that's been working for 10 years will probably make more than someone with a masters that is straight out of school.

I have a truck driving degree (CDL )and make just over 100k a year.

I feel you left out 2 categories 1. 2-year technical degree and 2. Tradesman / Skilled Labor

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As someone in their late 30’s I can confirm those are all numbers

Jeez, I missed the first few seconds where you said NET WORTH and thought these were yearly salary’s and nearly pooped myself

What are you smoking??? Seriously, man. I supported myself through school and grad school, have a very good job, have lived frugally, and there is NO WAY I could hit your "average" in my 50's. I buy cars every 15 years. I have no expensive hobbies. I have a cheap mortgage. I have no idea what planet you are reporting from, but it's not Earth.

Someone working at McDonalds and supporting themselves can't save $10K a year - and it's asinine to say so. If you're pursuing an advanced degree (say in a STEM field), your investment is in yourself and even if you're successful, you may not get your first job in your field until your late twenties. Again, you won't have $100K saved by 30 years old. Such careers involve investment in your brains - to enable you to earn the money that will allow you to catch up in your thirties and beyond.

Dude, if you think its so easy to save up $100k by the time you are 30 working at McDonald's, you are seriously out of touch.

What about people in their 120s?

Kudos to Musks and Bezos's of the world for bringing up that average 💪

what this guy is saying is wildly incorrect on SOOO many levels. You absolutely at 65 right now can retire with 1.6M. If the goal is to retire as a holloywood star than you have other problems but YOU should not be saying that is THE GOAL. If you have no debt own ur own home and live a simple life 1.6M is 100% retirable. Now if u r 40 now with 1.6M and want to retire at 65 with out saving anymore that money will still grown for 25 more years. that would triple by that time frame. All of ur examples are an example of someone that either doesnt know math or is just saying REALLY out of place stuff for the algorithm.

Yes, I know a friend at age 25 had close to 200k working as a cleaner and security guard. He also invested. It is possible. He quit college at 19 and worked for 6 years to accumulate it. Opportunity cost of going to university or college is the 6 digit figure money you could have earned. This was in 2007. So minimum wage where I lived was $9/hour at the time.

As someone in their mid 20s that is creeping up on my second 100k in savings. Saying 100k in your 20s is easy and doable with a Mcdonalds job is wildly out of touch with reality. I can't tell if this is just rage bait or not.

How exactly is it easy for people to save a hundred grand? With all due respect that doesn't make sense. Did you actually say that someone working at mcdonald's can save a hundred grand? Really?

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66.5 now. keep in mind: lifestyle and circumstances. widowed orphan, no kids. paid for house in hot market colo. cashed out 7 years ago when she died and have been living off a large nest egg, since. cashing out house this spring to 100 acres off grid. no need for friends or legacy. ss at 70 will be gravy. and yes, all medical and end of life insurances fully funded.

I’m 35 and I’ve been stuck in the 30K to 40K per year range for over a decade.

These seem way too low to be averages. I question those statistics

Does day trading count?

Does overtime count?

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I'm lucky, I'm 45 and make more than double my age group with no college degree.

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Well, looking at the numbers now, you could be on to something

Based on what?

This is interesting. All the youtube financial gurus are saying the opposite, so there's probably a good chance you're right 😂

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