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Financial Trajectory

Your savings rate compared to global percentiles, with a retirement wealth projection at different savings rates.

MoneyDeep Dive
Savings rate
33%
High saver
30 years
1864
$60K
$10K$500K
$20K
$0$1M

Savings rate = current savings ÷ annual income. Compared against the Federal Reserve Survey of Consumer Finances (2022).

Your savings rate is higher than

97%

of US households

Savings multiple

0.3×

of annual income

At 65 (projected)

$3.0M

at 7% real return

Savings Rate Distribution — US Households

97%percentile
97% of people score below 33%

The FIRE movement targets a 50–70% savings rate for early retirement. The 4% safe withdrawal rule means you need 25× your annual expenses saved to retire. At your current trajectory, projected retirement wealth is $3.0M by age 65.

Put It In Context

The Federal Reserve's Survey of Consumer Finances (2022) found that the median American family has $87,000 in retirement savings, and the average is $333,000 — a gap driven by extreme inequality at the top. Only 54% of Americans have any retirement savings at all. The most powerful lever in wealth building is not investment returns but savings rate: a person saving 50% of income reaches financial independence in ~17 years regardless of salary, while a person saving 5% needs 66 years.

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