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- 2 decades agoFavorite Answer
Dependent on your age, but as a general rule if you save 10 percent of everything you make and put it in a Roth IRA, you will be fine. Note: This is after tax dollars. I personally like this approach as you never know what congress will do and what the tax rates will be say 20 to 30 years from now.
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- Glenn_11Lv 42 decades ago
Your savings should be equal 6 months of living expenses (food, mortgage/rent, clothes, insurance, utilities, etc) in case you lose your job you will have a safety net. After you have that much saved you should fully fund your retirement account (IRA/401k).
- gsschulteLv 62 decades ago
i have always heard that you want to keep 6 months worth of your pay in an account incase anything goes wrong. but every month if you can put away 20% your doing great.
- Anonymous2 decades ago
Ten persent needs to go to Charity, and ten persent into savings.