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They break the saving retirement goals by the amount of your current salary you should have saved up: For example, by age 35, Fidelity suggests that you should have saved 1X your current salary, then 3X by 45, and 5X by 55.y retirement age, you should have at least 8 times your ending salary. This will help you replace 85% of your pre-retirement income, which is a better rule than saving up a million dollars.
Hi Mill, We actually have some updated articles on how much it costs to move out. Here is an article on how much you should save/earn before moving out: http://www.myfirstapartment.com/2013/09/getting-your-first-apartment-how-much-money-do-you-need-to-save-to-move-out/ And then here is a recent article on utility costs.ou might need to extend your time horizon a bit, depending how much you can save out of your take-home pay each week. You are now making about $320 a week, or roughly $16,000 a year. Divide that $16,000 by 40, a common formula to figure out what your monthly rent should be, and youâll get $400.