Where's most of your money (worth) ?

[AJ444]

80% Retirement Accounts
10% Residence
10% Taxable Investing/Cash

I have a very modest townhome and started investing in a taxable account 4 years ago. The taxable investing percentage will continue to climb and should be about even with retirement accounts in 20 years.

[scfr]

1. Tax-deferred accounts
2. Taxable accounts
3. Business
4. Non-financial assets (house and cars)

This ranking has really changed over time. As recently as 7 years ago, "business" would have been number 1.

[QuarterMillionMan]

I'll use real numbers;

Retirement accts; $180,000
Home; $185,000 - $25,000 (remaining balance) =$160,000
Cash/taxable accounts/silver/gold; $100,000

Net worth: $440,000

[Gailete]

Was that poll supposed to be saying NET worth? I don't have any NEW worth.

[Gailete]

I don't think I could even figure it out. Our rental property was bought specifically to add income in our retirement.SO is that real estate or retirement? Plus we have IRA and Roth IRA accounts, but then we have two businesses and the one business we have probably $100K of bought and paid for inventory and his piano business I haven't a clue. Everything though is focused on us getting our house paid off as well as the rental etc. so that we have that 'spare' money for our retirement. Especially since while I am on disability, I am barely 4 years off from official retirement age. Currently our mortgage is eating up half my SS check. That will be nice when that is paid off.

[Eagle]

Majority of our equity is in retirement 45%, investments 30%, liquid funds 10%, and our home 15%.

[Milly]

57% Home Equity
23% Retirement
9% Stuff (cars, tools, log furniture, etc) probably could sell for more, but am being conservative
7% Savings accounts/ cash
4% Silver

Hmm... I'd like to own more silver than cash
I think now's a good time to fix that too with the current spot prices.

[LivingAlmostLarge]

55% retirement and 45% equities.

[disneysteve]

55% retirement and 45% equities.

You have 100% of your money invested? No cash accounts? No liquid savings?

[AnnieG]

60% Retirement
20% Property
10% Taxable Investments
10% Cash/ cash equivalent

We are 52 (I expect age has an impact on these percents).

Disneysteve: My new car is a Honda Fit. Replaced my 2008 Honda Fit. Couldn't find anything that I liked as much for the price. One of our "splurge" items is to purchase new cars, because, ewww, other people are slobs in their cars.

[AJ444]

80% Retirement Accounts
10% Residence
10% Taxable Investing/Cash

I have a very modest townhome and started investing in a taxable account 4 years ago. The taxable investing percentage will continue to climb and should be about even with retirement accounts in 20 years.

Mine has changed:

76% Retirement Accounts
23% Taxable Investing
1% Cash (Money Market Fund Checking Account)

[Atretes1]

I am pretty close to 50/50 with retirement accounts and real estate (personal and investment).

[MonkeyMama]

I put "other" because we are pretty well diversified. Home equity and retirement accounts are probably about equal. Not as much in taxable accounts.

To be more specific:

45% Home Equity
40% Retirement Vehicles
15% Taxable Investments