Row 7538

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I am 35, and got my first job that started paying me real money in late 2020, and have been saving and investing ~$40-$50k per year. Since then have saved up the following:

- A couple hundred thousand in my 401k (75% roth/after tax roth conversions, 25% pre tax). It's split between a growth fund, and a low cost index fund.

- ~$20k in a HYSA and checking account

- $0 in taxable brokerage accounts

My initial plan was that I would get a new job that paid a lot more, and that I'd probably move around the country, so it didn't really make sense for me to try to save for a house immediately and when I got the new job, I could just max out the ~$69k in retirement savings per year, and then save the rest in taxable brokerage accounts and bank accounts, for the tax benefits of putting money into retirement accounts. However, now the vast majority of what I have isn't going to be accessible until I'm at least 59, so I'm not sure if I should just stop putting so much into my retirement accounts, and put more into things I could easily access.

Thoughts are appreciated.

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text I am 35, and got my first job that started paying me real money in late 2020, and have been saving and investing ~$40-$50k per year. Since then have saved up the following: - A couple hundred thousand in my 401k (75% roth/after tax roth conversions, 25% pre tax). It's split between a growth fund, and a low cost index fund. - ~$20k in a HYSA and checking account - $0 in taxable brokerage accounts My initial plan was that I would get a new job that paid a lot more, and that I'd probably move …
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