I'm 46 With a $1 Million 401(k). How Can I Get to $2 Million at a Normal Retirement Age?
Briefly

Many reaching retirement age may find their $1 million in savings may not suffice for a luxurious lifestyle. However, for those in their mid-40s with this amount saved, it's possible to double the nest egg by retirement age. With wise investments focused on stocks or index funds, along with continuous savings, individuals could potentially quadruple their retirement funds over 20 years. The key is maximizing contributions and maintaining a strong investment strategy for a more financially secure future.
Keep funding that retirement plan to the max and you might end up with four times the amount of savings you have today.
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