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How much money each generation has saved for retirement
According to Northwestern Mutual’s 2021 Planning & Progress Study, which surveyed more than 2,000 American adults...
The adults of gen Z (ages 6 to 24) have an average of $35,900 in personal savings and $37,000 saved for retirement.
Millennials (ages 25 to 40) have an average of $51,300 in personal savings, while their retirement accounts have an average balance of $63,300.
Gen Xers (ages 41 to 56) are slightly ahead of their younger counterparts, with an average of $67,100 in their personal savings and $98,900 put away for retirement.
Baby boomers (ages 57 to 75) have an average of $102,400 in personal savings and $138,900 in their retirement accounts.
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Source: Northwestern Mutual - Planning & Progress Study 2021
This is why these numbers are nonsense: selection bias, basically. Who with $1000 in their bank account is going to bother with a survey about retirement saving?
The link to the survey was exclusively served in the Northwestern Mutual high yield money market retirement savings account page.