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32M / 34F with ~$3M Net Worth, $900k household income, two young kids — what are our blind spots?

Husband - 32 Wife - 34 Two kids - ages 2.5 and 9 months We’ve been married 8 years. I’m the breadwinner. My wife now works part-time for me through our employer and doesn’t have 401k benefits. The rest of the time she’s home with the kiddos. I started my business (would like to keep industry anonymous) with my employer right out of college. I worked hard, pounded the pavement and built it little by little going around neighborhoods introducing myself. I’ve earned what I have by God’s grace. We are very thankful. We’ve had very little (if any) financial support from parents since we’ve been married. Prior to marriage they mainly only paid for our first cars, our college and our wedding. **>>> TOTAL HOUSEHOLD INCOME (most all of it is now from me…she stopped her full-time employment June 2025 and she was making about $70k)** 2025: $884,180 2024: $788,265 2023: $691,816 2022: $482,222 **>>> ASSETS** **= \~$3.5 million** \-**My 401(k): $839k** ($567k Roth, $272k Pre-Tax) *Maxing out Roth bucket annually (front loading early each year), plus my plan allows for an additional $10k after-tax contribution which I immediately convert to the Roth bucket. Employer has annual profit sharing of about 4.5% of my income; they contribute to my 401(k) up to allowable amount and pays the rest to me in cash as excess profit sharing. All equity mix.* \-**Her 401(k) from previous employer (not…

our take

High-net-worth professional with complex finances asking for blind spots, but already has a clear, well-structured plan and likely an advisor.

Customer fit85%
Problem severity40%
Purchase intent27%
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Your biggest blind spot is the entire FIRE methodology centers on your spend. If you mentioned it in that post it is buried somewhere rather than a key point. Your post is about wealth building which is fine, but not what the sub is about.1 upvotes
More term life coverage and umbrella policy?1 upvotes
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