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@shantom I think your math is wrong. Starting with $154,000 and saving $140,000 a year for 20 years would put them at 2.954 million even with 0% real returns, but with 6% real returns compounded annually they’d have over $5.6 million after 20 years. Starting with $154k, they’d need to save about...

@rustydusty Based on current population projections, the Congressional Budget Office estimates that with no changes Social Security would be able to pay about 77% of benefits in 2034 after the trust fund is exhausted and 65% of current benefits even in the year 2096. Social Security will very...