The average American has saved $8,000 in their retirement savings for retirement, according to a new study.

But how much money does that average American need to save for retirement?

The research firm Mintel released a report Wednesday that breaks down what the average American should be saving for retirement based on income and savings levels.

If you earn $75,000, you need to have a $3,000 minimum nest egg to cover your living expenses.

If your income is $50,000 or more, you’ll need to put aside $1,600 or more per year.

And if you’re a couple earning $100,000 and $75 or less, you’d need to invest $7,000 per year to cover expenses.

The average savings for a couple with a $1 million income, $75 million in savings and $25,000 saved per year is $2,500 per year, Mintel said.

You can read more about how to set up an emergency fund or check with your employer about your retirement plan.

How to set your own retirement fund How do you set up your own 401(k) for retirement or other purposes?

You can set up a retirement fund for yourself by choosing an age at which you’ll start working and how much it will cost to contribute.

If the fund is for a single person, it’ll be a lump sum that can be used to cover any future expenses.

For couples, it can be a combined IRA, a Roth IRA, or a traditional IRA, according a Mintel article.

For singles, it’s more complicated, with two or more individual accounts, each of which can have a different age.

For example, a person with a 30-year-old spouse could contribute a maximum of $3 million a year to a 401(b) plan.

But if they don’t have any income and their spouse earns more than $75.00 per hour, the spouse would have to contribute more.

The couple can also choose a range of contributions based on their age.

A married couple can contribute up to $5,000 a year toward a Roth, while a couple that has both earned income and a spouse earning $75 per hour can contribute as little as $1.50 per hour.

The funds can be set up to have one or more participants.

Each person will have to decide how to spend their contributions.

For a couple who earned less than $50k a year, it might be easier to have two accounts.

If a couple earns $75k a decade, the couple can choose to have $4,000 invested each year.

If both earn more than that, it’d be better to have an account with a maximum contribution of $15,000.

If two people earn more, they can also set up separate retirement accounts.

A couple with two income streams can choose a 401k plan with one plan, and a traditional 401k with two accounts that each have their own limit of $5k.

Each account can have its own contribution limits, with the maximum contribution capped at $10,000 for a spouse and $20,000 each for a partner.

A separate retirement account could be a better choice for a person who has less income.

A $1-million plan with a Roth account would be better for a married couple with children who earn $25k a couple and a married person earning less than that earning $50K.

It would also be a good idea to set aside an additional $3-million each year, if you can.

The Roth account has no limit on contributions.

However, it doesn’t have a tax-deferred benefit, so it’s best to save more than you need.

For those who have no income, it may be more important to save to cover future expenses, such as for a down payment or medical bills.

The $1M Roth plan is the best choice for an individual with income in the $25K-30K range.

However if you have no money saved, the $1 Million Roth plan may be a more appealing option for a retirement plan that is not focused on income.

It also can help if your income falls in the range of $25-30k per year for both the Roth and Traditional plans.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, or the JOBS Act, passed last week requires employers to offer a 401K plan to employees, but they’re limited to contributing up to an additional 5% of their paychecks.

The JOBS bill would allow employers to also contribute up 10% to their 401Ks and $1 to their retirement accounts through an investment fund.

The government has said the government will invest up to 10% of its gross domestic product to fund the tax cuts, which would be available to workers through an IRA, 401(c), or 401(p).

If you don’t save enough, you can’t get a tax deduction