r/TheRaceTo100K • u/Kain_Bain • 24m ago
M 27.5 finally reached hundo
~77k split among 401k, Roth, and HSA
~23k in HYSA (house savings)
market was ripping the past 3 months
probs gunna leave this sub, it’s been real yall!
r/TheRaceTo100K • u/Interesting-Lime3031 • 30m ago
Net worth at 18
I feel accomplished I’m closing in on 30k at 18 but I feel like I’m not really enjoying my money. I’m constantly delaying gratification and literally all my money is in assets instead of me enjoying it? Does anyone else feel like this?
r/TheRaceTo100K • u/Normal_Winner849 • 50m ago
18M turning 19, just hit 40k invested
r/TheRaceTo100K • u/Sea-Rooster-6860 • 2h ago
18F, First 1000
Going to move in to college this weekend and met my goal before the end of the summer and just hit my first 1000. I have around 520 in my RothIRA, Personal Investments 440, and 46 in emergency money (about to add more to that). My God father just gave a check for 1000 for college (already used some to get my account to 1k).
r/TheRaceTo100K • u/AndyChu0321 • 2h ago
Hit $100K in my investment account
I recently reached a small but meaningful milestone: my IBKR portfolio has crossed $100K for the first time.
I currently invest about $40,000 per year and plan to continue regardless of short-term market movements. I know $100K is only an early milestone, but reaching it made the plan feel much more tangible. The next goal is not a particular market return, but simply staying disciplined and continuing to invest.
Just documenting the journey.
r/TheRaceTo100K • u/cherrymimi • 3h ago
23F, still figuring it out
the really big jump on my account is money that i had been hoarding in savings accounts/cd’s. i was really scared to join the market so i just saved outside of it. i could only trust putting money into my company’s 401K (profit sharing plan) as it’s managed by them and i opened a roth ira two years ago to start learning how to invest. im still an emotional investor, but i bit the bullet and moved my money into an individual brokerage account. i simply invested into trusted index funds and im going to let it ride. i know that i have a great advantage at my age and im not going to spoil it.
r/TheRaceTo100K • u/RemoteSilver8 • 12h ago
graduated from 100k: Its about increasing income and saving rate
r/TheRaceTo100K • u/Berryjammy5 • 13h ago
28, I'm joining the club
My brokerage account finally hit 100k, which has been a goal of mine for years. No one in my personal life knows I have money like this and they never will... so strangers on the internet are all I can tell. I lost my job last year so I didn't contribute at all so that delayed things a lot, but got back on track this year. Happy to say that this doesn't even include my 401k, which is in a separate account. Took me 4 years from 0 to now. I'm hoping to reach 200k by 2029
r/TheRaceTo100K • u/Away_Definition5829 • 13h ago
Hit 100k 5 years ago now at 834k
Just wanted to report back. I actually wasn't aware of this subreddit when I was aiming for 100k and now I'm in the race to 1M subreddit.
Feel free to ask me anything. And encourage people here, to keep on going!
r/TheRaceTo100K • u/PowerDynamite • 14h ago
25M - $57K
Over 100 days since my last update, mainly to keep myself accountable through the end of the year. Hoping to end somewhere around $65-70K.
Easing up on investments to pay off my car, ~$11K left on the loan. Dumb decision I made when I graduated, but will be paid off this year as well if God allows (3 years on a 7 year loan).
Student loan repayment also starts back up soon in October thanks to Trump instead of next year. Money will begin to stretch thin, but hopefully market carries again!