<prompt> Human: Hi everyone,Ive been trying to figure out how much money I should have saved for a healthy retirement per age.Here are a few examples of articles Ive found:The JP Morgan one has a list on slide 12My issue is as follows. Take for instance the Money Under 30 article, which states that at age 30, if I have an income of 75,000, I should have saved 82,500.Now say I just turned 30 and have 82,500 saved. Yay, right? But then lets say the next day I go out and put a down payment on a house. Well then I have 0 saved or a bit more than zero if Im being smart and keeping an emergency fund.I guess the question is, where do I factor in other assets? A house? A car? Shouldnt those factor into the equation at all?  <response>: Now say I just turned 30 and have 82,500 saved. Yay, right? But then lets say the next day I go out and put a down payment on a house. Well then I have 0 savedThen that money is not saved for retirement, and does not count. I guess the question is, where do I factor in other assets? A house? A car? Shouldnt those factor into the equation at all?Typically, just financial assets specifically for retirement taxable tax-advantaged, whatever are counted. 