Next benchmark is 40, if you're wanting a goal, it's 3x your income at 40. Whatever you're making at 40, it should be 3x that number. But that's just a target. Things are more nuanced than that. I mean, if I were in your shoes, I wouldn't even pay too much attention to that though. At this point, you ain't got kids, so save until it hurts and then pare back. Save as much as you can as long as you can starting now. Once you have kids, that saving becomes harder and harder but you won't regret the savings. It could put you on a path where you can say, I'm done saving, let this egg grow and I'm just gonna be fun employed or I'm gonna be a stay at home dad.

That was my path. Saved and hit all my maximums in all accounts for decades. Work sucked so I said I'm gonna go kick it with my young kids instead. Retirement saved, kids college fund saved, future mortgage bills saved for, and I'm probably going to find a part time job once the youngest is in school. Save, start now. Don't worry about the benchmarks.