<prompt> Human: I think this is a question pretty much everyone here at rpersonalfinance loves to dig into; Where am I compared to everybody else as far as retirement stands? Well heres your chance to be part of that statistic. Feel free to leave as much or as little info as you like.I am 26 years old and I have 32k in CDs and 3k in a 403b.EDIT: Thanks for the front page rpersonalfinance! Keep on saving!EDIT 2: At the time of this edit, Ive compiled some statistics for you guys. I did not include emergency savings funds or equity from homes, and people should be aware that these numbers vary widely. I also separated any people with spouses into seperate accounts, so married couples were counted seperately, NOT together. I would also like to congratulate rpersonalfinance on being well prepared for the most part on their way to retirement. A kernal of wisdom to take away from all this may be the one youve heard the most in your life, and seems to be a common theme of discussion; contribute early and often to whatever retirement savings you have, even if its just a small amount. It will grow exponentially for your future.18-22s- Of the 8 we had posting in here, we had an average of 2.4k, with a high retirement savings of 9k and a low of 0k.23-26s- By far our largest group with 24 participants, we had an average of 31.5K, with a low of 0k and a high of 150k.27-30s- Our next largest group, with 16 participants, had an average of 53.3k, with a low of 7k and a high of 140k.31-34s- With 8 participants, this group had an average of 84.6k, with a low of 0k and a high of 175k35-39s- Also with 8 participants, this group had an average of 205.6k, with a low of 120k and a high of 420k40- There were only 2 participants above age 40, so it would be unfair to tally stats on them. Suffice to say they are doing well in terms of retirement funds.  <response>: 27401k-1:6k401k-2: 2kIra 1kSo 9,000 Both 401k are active for both jobs I still contribute 