Here's the salary you need to earn to save 10% of your income and retire with $2 million. (via CNBCMakeIt)
. At the same time, many financial planners also suggest saving anywhere between 10% and 15% of your gross salary.
But to be able to comfortably save while also building a multi-million-dollar retirement fund, you'd need to earn a substantial salary. In most situations, that means bringing in far more than $61,372, the Below, CNBC calculated the amount you need to earn annually in order to save $2 million by 65 by putting 10% of your earnings into investments.and save $1,686.
Keep in mind that these numbers don't take into account the many ups and downs you may experience over your lifetime, including periods of unemployment or sudden financial windfalls or losses.
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