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Here are some figures without home equity. Sorry to generalize, but I'd think most anons on here that have lots of cash are single with no kids and live fairly frugally, in which case you absolutely should be putting 35-50% of your income in savings. Getting married and having kids, taking vacations, buying shit to put in the house, getting the kids a dog, doctor visits, insurance, car payments (all the American dream stuff) will probably run you 60-70k a year minimum. You'd have to go full-blown FIRE movement, home school, etc. or make 150k+ to be able to save a good bit.