I'm 23 and make 88k a year. Am I doing good enough?

I'm 22 and make $12/hour. Go fuck yourself.

>>1674253
Alright. How much are you saving?

>>1674333
Have 12k in my 401k @ 6.34% at a year out.

Throwing money at 50k in student loans like Sallie Mae will break my legs.

>>1674387
Shoot for total savings/profit (401k, student loan payment, other investments) of around 40k and you should be able to retire by 35. Comfortably at 40.

>>1674253
in what universe are you asking this question.. to what standard are you expecting it to be compared to, faggot

>>1674393
idk man, I just don't know what I should be aiming for at this point in my life.

I feel a little like icarus, alll the fucking time. Like things are going to well and it'll go downhill soon.

>>1674253
>and then you woke up

22 and make $15.80 an hour. Fuck off

>>1674331
I'm 33 and make $12/hour and I live in expensive-ass southern California.

>>1674494
Im a NEET and I make $0.30 an Hour shilling shitcoins

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>>1674402
>muh jungian archetypes

oh yay yet another salary/income thread without posting where you live

88k is shit if you are in a city where the tiniest nothing apartment is 3k a month and the shittiest house is 800k

Start a Roth IRA

>>1674253
I'm 23 and i pulled in four figures lifetime earnings

At 22 I make 50k

I think it's obvious you're doing fine.

>>1674504
Well then that would be their fault for not commuting to work in the city like any sensible person making less that 200 would do.

You're doing great, bro. 88k at 23 is my ideal outcome.

>>1674504
OP here. I work in a small city in Ohio. My rent is $675 for a two bedroom

>23
>in military make 50k
>best friend same age got CS degree from mediocre uni
>making 135k plus stock options at big name tech company
kill me fucking kill me

>>1675004
You're still about 50% above your age group. Most people to 25 make <35

>>1674975
>a small city in Ohio
my condolences, anon