Author Topic: Race from $1M to $2M (Read 652569 times)

AFrugalGuy · « **Reply #2600 on:** May 18, 2024, 02:37:17 PM »

Quote from: WesternAugust on May 18, 2024, 01:14:12 PM

Quote from: AFrugalGuy on May 17, 2024, 01:34:43 PM
Quote from: Jack0Life on May 17, 2024, 09:47:52 AM
Quote from: AFrugalGuy on May 17, 2024, 05:09:12 AM
(Calculations include primary residence, current value of defined benefit pension plan, emergency fund and liquid retirement investments.)

November 30, 2023: $1,265,857.28
December 31, 2023: $1,375,143.79 (+$177,313.28 or 14% from December 31, 2022)
January 31, 2024: $1,438,100.90
February 29, 2024: $1,427,226.01
March 31, 2024: $1,451,464.67
April 30, 2024: $1,466,011.46

Call me curious as Feb was a good month and April was a bad month.
Your NW decreased in Feb in a good market month and went up in a bad market April.
Is your investments in something else and not the Indexes ?

The current value of my DB pension plan, which I include in my NW, fluctuates significantly at times. For context, the value of my liquid retirement investments increased from $520k to $537k in February, and declined from $562k to $552k in April.

I’m curious how your defined benefit pension is structured? Mine just lists a monthly dollar amount that I will be paid at retirement age. It never fluctuates, other than going up as I earn more pension credits. I know some pensions list a cash buyout value (mine does not), but was unaware they could fluctuate other than incrementally rising as you work longer. But I know some types of pensions vary wildly.

For my NW calculations, I use the lump sum benefit (available through my pension's online portal) that I would currently take with me if I were to leave the plan prior to retirement.

Finwiz · « **Reply #2601 on:** May 19, 2024, 08:13:27 PM »

@WesternAugust we do the same for my better halfs pension value - what could we walk away with today. Looks like we knocked out our initial EoY goal of 1.3mm - so we're going to aim for 1.4mm. Edit to add: Also realized we broke 1mm liquid for the first time too!

01/01/21 - $400,149
03/31/21 - $458,005 (+$57,856)
06/30/21 - $517,109 (+$116,960)
09/30/21 - $563,939 (+$163,790)
12/31/21 - $603,373 (+$203,224)

01/16/22 - $601,346 (-$2,026)
03/31/22 - $646,383 (+$43,010)
06/30/22 - $638,810 (+$35,437)
10/17/22 - $672,896 (+$69,523)
12/31/22 - $736,945 (+$133,573)

01/15/23 - $758,371 (+$21,425)
03/31/23 - $842,402 (+$105,457)
07/15/23 - $957,667 (+$220,721)
10/16/23 - $988,762 (+$251,816)
11/07/23 - $1,005,005 (+$268,059)
12/31/23 - $1,102,511 (+$365,566)

01/31/24 - $1,117,437 (+$14,925)
02/16/24 - $1,149,646 (+$47,135)
02/29/24 - $1,212,796 (+$110,285)
03/31/24 - $1,256,463 (+$153,951)
05/17/24 - $1,300,982 (+$198,470)

RWD · « **Reply #2602 on:** May 22, 2024, 11:15:18 AM »

Quote from: Finwiz on May 19, 2024, 08:13:27 PM

Edit to add: Also realized we broke 1mm liquid for the first time too!

Congrats!

OurTown · « **Reply #2603 on:** May 31, 2024, 07:22:58 AM »

TNW in thousands (includes home equity)

April 2021 = $1,004
May 2021 = $1,070
June 2021 = $1,054
July 2021 = $1,070
August 2021 = $1,088
September 2021 = $1,104
October 2021 = $1,083
November 2021 = $1,116
December 2021 = $1,117

January 2022 = $1,140
February 2022 = $1,080
March 2022 = $1,110
April 2022 = $1,125
May 2022 = $1,080
June 2022 = $1,089
July 2022 = $1,045
August 2022 = $1,082
September 2022 = $1,068
October 2022 = $1,021
November 2022 = $1,051
December 2022 = $1,100

January 2023 = $1,089
February 2023 = $1,128
March 2023 = $1,123
April 2023 = $1,138
May 2023 = $1,155
June 2023 = $1,157
July 2023 = $1,182
August 2023 = $1,210
September 2023 = $1,200
October 2023 = $1,179
November 2023 = $1,165
December 2023 = $1,231

January 2024 = $1,293
February 2024 = $1,305
March 2024 = $1,327
April 2024 = $1,356
May 2024 = $1,332
June 2024 = $1,352

afuera · « **Reply #2604 on:** May 31, 2024, 09:22:06 AM »

Investments Only (as of 5/31/24)

	2015	2016	2017	2018	2019	2020	2021	2022	2023	2024
January	$12,964	$53,694	$117,156	$286,460	$366,568	$554,279	$789,070	$1,023,691	$954,586	$1,202,797
February	$14,893	$57,320	$130,755	$284,267	$388,104	$530,928	$829,754	$1,000,887	$947,661	$1,243,768
March	$22,065	$71,035	$150,924	$291,192	$415,305	$575,079	$873,947	$1,035,654	$971,612	$1,308,642
April	$24,785	$75,120	$161,757	$306,848	$429,917	$529,397	$925,944	$962,250	$990,639	$1,287,815
May	$26,931	$87,541	$171,174	$317,739	$416,867	$573,991	$938,401	$935,331	$1,002,016	$1,324,305
June	$29,021	$90,964	$191,558	$321,370	$458,412	$607,523	$952,115	$875,560	$1,052,128	-
July	$31,341	$93,025	$210,018	$339,122	$459,062	$630,288	$962,887	$965,972	$1,106,098	-
August	$34,251	$95,245	$220,293	$353,410	$466,936	$686,631	$998,422	$912,288	$1,086,297	-
September	$39,854	$97,814	$231,801	$361,506	$481,531	$669,786	$970,317	$837,917	$1,039,276	-
October	$42,018	$98,335	$242,954	$336,674	$499,757	$663,596	$1,023,332	$895,518	$1,006,297	-
November	$45,987	$100,344	$256,324	$356,143	$528,712	$743,883	$1,025,096	$918,718	$1,105,904	-
December	$49,877	$106,390	$265,731	$332,761	$548,679	$779,415	$1,062,376	$896,791	$1,174,920	-

First 3 paycheck month of the year for me so was able to squeeze a little extra into the market.

mizzourah2006 · « **Reply #2605 on:** May 31, 2024, 01:47:04 PM »

Quote from: mizzourah2006 on April 05, 2024, 09:58:11 AM

Quote from: mizzourah2006 on December 29, 2023, 08:55:38 AM
Quote from: mizzourah2006 on January 10, 2023, 10:10:03 AM

Jan. 1, 2016: $181.7k
Jan. 1, 2017: $249.5k
Jan. 1, 2018: $377.3k
Jan. 1, 2019: $499.2k
Jan. 1, 2020: $710.5k
Jan. 1, 2021: $1,055.8k
Jan. 1, 2022: $1,312.5k

Jan. 1, 2023: $1,349.9k

~ Jan. 1, 2024: $1,634.4k
April 1, 2024: $1,838.9k

Investment Accounts:
May 1, 2024: 1,816.2k
June 1, 2024: 1,875.3k

Total NW June 1, 2024: 2,306.5k

AFrugalGuy · « **Reply #2606 on:** May 31, 2024, 06:06:40 PM »

November 30, 2023: $1,265,857.28
December 31, 2023: $1,375,143.79 (+$177,313.28 or 14% from December 31, 2022)
January 31, 2024: $1,438,100.90
February 29, 2024: $1,427,226.01
March 31, 2024: $1,451,464.67
April 30, 2024: $1,466,011.46
May 31, 2024: $1,447,917.73 ($15k+ increase in investments, but a variance in my DB pension's present value)

Dogastrophe · « **Reply #2607 on:** May 31, 2024, 06:10:41 PM »

Investments only; Household combined.

	2019 ($)	2020 ($)	2021 ($)	2022 ($)	2023 ($)	2024 ($)
January	-	496,255	674,413	898,547	902,687	1,180,214
February	-	472,573	700,728	880,646	903,228	1,254,552
March	-	444,067	732,652	901,213	928,990	1,290,713
April	-	495,051	762,029	848.393	982,455	1,268,968
May	-	524,063	759,955	843,438	990,932	1,312,895
June	-	524,530	796,116	789,251	1,032,315	-
July	330,406	552,296	826,664	856,647	1,070,543	-
August	437,870	632,115	866,404	848,320	1,080,553	-
September	443,081	617,959	827,075	813,668	1,033,191	-
October	452,295	604,646	873,651	865,508	1,045,192	-
November	483,711	664,577	898,767	905,357	1,118,401	-
December	484,963	674,843	925,511	860,954	1,140,987	-

grantmeaname · « **Reply #2608 on:** June 01, 2024, 05:03:14 AM »

Year

Jan

Feb

Mar

|

Apr

May

Jun

|

Jul

Aug

Sep

|

Oct

Nov

Dec

2015

-$10k

|

-$10k

|

-$10k

|

-$9k

-$6k

-$5k

2016

-$3k

-$2k

-$0k

|

$1k

$3k

$4k

|

$6k

$7k

$9k

|

$9k

$11k

$13k

2017

$15k

$16k

$18k

|

$20k

$22k

$24k

|

$26k

$27k

$30k

|

$32k

$35k

$36k

2018

$45k

$44k

$53k

|

$56k

$55k

$52k

|

$63k

$62k

$65k

|

$75k

$72k

$73k

2019

$80k

$100k

$104k

|

$108k

$119k

$126k

|

$127k

$130k

$133k

|

$141k

$153k

$163k

2020

$167k

$162k

$156k

|

$187k

$196k

$208k

|

$228k

$242k

$246k

|

$252k

$287k

$303k

2021

$316k

$365k

$377k

|

$403k

$414k

$428k

|

$444k

$460k

$461k

|

$485k

$516k

2022

$489k

$567k

$586k

|

$540k

$551k

$518k

|

$566k

$564k

$535k

|

$566k

$600k

$587k

2023

$612k

$640k

$660k

|

$679k

$712k

$748k

|

$793k

$795k

$791k

|

$783k

$817k

$873k

2024

$873k

$1.000M

$1.039M

|

$1.038M

$1.053M

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-

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2Birds1Stone · « **Reply #2609 on:** June 01, 2024, 05:04:23 AM »

01/01/2022 - $1,025,500
02/01/2022 - $1,056,900
03/01/2022 - $1,053,800
04/01/2022 - $1,113,000
05/01/2022 - $1,155,000
06/01/2022 - $1,204,900
07/01/2022 - $1,160,100
08/01/2022 - $1,218,800
09/01/2022 - $1,209,600
10/01/2022 - $1,189,600
11/01/2022 - $1,267,000
12/01/2022 - $1,325,000
01/01/2023 - $1,315,100
02/01/2023 - $1,380,000
03/01/2023 - $1,405,000
04/01/2023 - $1,440,000
05/01/2023 - $1,481,000
06/01/2023 - $1,505,300 - Officially FIRE'd
07/01/2023 - $1,565,500
08/01/2023 - $1,604,500
09/01/2023 - $1,582,200
10/01/2023 - $1,538,400
11/01/2023 - $1,513,300
12/01/2023 - $1,588,700
01/01/2024 - $1,646,500
02/01/2024 - $1,646,600
03/01/2024 - $1,697,800
04/01/2024 - $1,741,000
05/01/2024 - $1,695,900
06/01/2024 - $1,745,300

hudsoncat · « **Reply #2610 on:** June 01, 2024, 06:25:37 AM »

	2018	2019	2020	2021	2022	2023	2024
January	$222,019	$261,809	$403,264	$550,326	$775,790	$707,881	$988,431
February	$236,831	$286,584	$414,417	$555,120	$740,206	$754,468	$1,005,722
March	$234,104	$303,681	$388,201	$577,440	$732,898	$751,869	$1,066,926
April	$234,452	$314,939	$355,475	$606,455	$774,258	$781,814	$1,116,852
May	$241,470	$331,080	$398,672	$647,810	$714,112	$812,967	$1,100,877
June	$249,398	$320,926	$417,280	$654,138	$719,842	$822,222	$1,133,352
July	$253,884	$342,700	$424,818	$671,808	$668,503	$875,635	-
August	$264,666	$354,784	$456,512	$693,782	$732,736	$907,972	-
September	$276,905	$351,842	$491,411	$718,331	$709,518	$898,165	-
October	$285,986	$360,853	$482,214	$700,515	$662,362	$865,823	-
November	$267,359	$374,706	$475,471	$744,130	$698,468	$847,225	-
December	$281,461	$391,293	$531,137	$754,319	$745,704	$930,012	-

dandarc · « **Reply #2611 on:** June 01, 2024, 09:59:05 AM »

Date TotalNW Stache Only Nov 12 2020 - 1.001M 0.953M Jan 01 2021 - 1.061M 1.026M Jan 01 2022 - 1.279M 1.246M Jan 01 2023 - 1.066M 1.032M Jan 01 2024 - 1.259M 1.221M Feb 03 2024 - 1.269M 1.229M Mar 01 2024 - 1.311M 1.261M Apr 01 2024 - 1.358M 1.301M May 01 2024 - 1.303M 1.251M June 01 2024 - 1.346M 1.250M Stache Highwater mark: May 16 2024 - 1.354M Total, 1.315M Stache

So the wonky balance sheet begins. New highwater mark on the 'stache in mid May, followed promptly by moving $50K from Roth IRA to the checking account so we can be certain to have funds for closing on the house June 14th (2 weeks from yesterday - holy crap is this coming up fast). Plan is to return $20K fairly immediately to the Roth (60 day rollover) after closing when I'll take ~$35K in 0% interest cash advance offers to spread out some of this cashflow bomb we're dropping on our situation over a year. Then we should be receiving a ~$80,000 check when our current house sells later this summer. End of the day, we'll be recognizing significant gains on our balance sheet from this transaction, but next few months are just going to be strange.

dandypandys · « **Reply #2612 on:** June 01, 2024, 11:30:20 AM »

Here we are officially here! Yeah!!
2017
Jan 1st: 252k
Dec 4th 322.5k

2018
Jan 1st:316.5k 64.5k up for 2017
Dec 1st:370k

2019
Jan 1st: $357.5 (first year of maxing out retirement accounts!) UP: 41k for 2018 (markets took a hit)
Dec 1st $498.5

2020
Jan 1st $533.5 We did it! How exciting :) UP 176k for 2019
Dec 29th: $624 UP 90.5k for 2020

2021
Mar 2nd: $665
Dec 31: $843 UP 218,977 for 2021

2022
Feb 1st: $807
Dec 1: $791.5

Jan 3: 769.5 sold art DOWN 73,345 for 2022
Dec 3rd: 902.5

2024: UP 150,727 for 2023
Jan 4: 920.5
Feb 5: 946
Mar :973
April 1: 997.5 WOW so close!!!!
Apri 30: 984
June 1 1026.7 I put house at 170k though Zillow says 204k take it off the calculation soon, once we can be in the million club without it – so that's a fun little mini goal for us

I am super interested in this thread to see where people fire, we are thinking, 2,000,000+ money for a house? Perhaps we can do this in six years.

Imustacheyouaquestion · « **Reply #2613 on:** June 01, 2024, 02:55:23 PM »

Month	2023	2024	2025
January	-	$1,075,000	-
February	-	$1,090,000	-
March	-	$1,124,000	-	-
April	-	$1,150,000	-
May	-	$1,173,000	-
June	-	-	-
July	-	-	-
August	-	-	-
September	$1,000,003	-	-
October	$990,000	-	-
November	$975,000	-	-
December	$1,034,700	-	-

fuzzy math · « **Reply #2614 on:** June 02, 2024, 09:04:15 PM »

Investments only

	2018	2019	2020	2021	2022	2023	2024
January	-	$226,942	$401,746	$603,129	$905,792	$860,957	$1,139,972
February	-	$249,796	$414,430	$610,412	$867,164	$930,363	$1,201,046
March	-	$270,351	$412,631	$630,438	$856,028	$938,053	$1,287,113
April	-	$285,770	$393,815	$679,078	$900,389	$957,750	$1,340,771
May	-	$295,838	$414,524	$719,534	$837,895	$973,337	$1,329,973
June	$219,320	$283,393	$452,579	$737,483	$849,385	$968,752	$1,437,719
July	$228,483	$307,071	$471,455	$771,570	$798,307	$1,013,927	-
August	$234,711	$315,942	$496,982	$784,835	$861,929	$1,059,239	-
September	$245,993	$318,301	$529,603	$815,664	$837,259	$1,057,189	-
October	$251,023	$334,301	$525,945	$795,014	$780,500	$1,011,786	-
November	$238,881	$352,430	$528,082	$851,714	$844,902	$971,634	-
December	$244,687	$370,715	$585,310	$880,980	$899,305	$1,079,203	-

turketron · « **Reply #2615 on:** June 03, 2024, 07:18:38 AM »

	2015	2016	2017	2018	2019	2020	2021	2022	2023	2024
Jan		141,251.00	$193,414.19	$283,829.36	$359,505.30	$546,089.75	$762,355.51	$1,008,596.87	$896,405.70	$1,174,870.51
Feb		$135,573.00	$200,758.63	$304,851.88	$397,087.41	$557,258.06	$780,137.13	$954,587.38	$956,408.33	$1,202,663.79
Mar		$138,331.39	$211,677.78	$303,796.17	$428,309.57	$522,077.78	$815,764.71	$949,999.72	$942,437.96	$1,254,741.17
Apr	$98k	$146,788.37	$217,643.71	$307,682.67	$440,342.71	$451,185.96	$829,307.88	$999,856.70	$978,864.73	$1,303,051.03
May	$111k	$149,149.52	$225,773.04	$315,634.59	$456,285.80	$510,875.92	$874,326.67	$928,584.50	$995,095.52	$1,252,253.13
Jun	$112k	$161,205.21	$232,222.09	$337,046.55	$441,047.77	$551,923.37	$878,873.50	$916,075.45	$998,436.27	$1,315,895.86
Jul	$113k	$165,947.80	$235,779.19	$340,399.63	$476,489.51	$567,485.67	$907,568.86	$840,059.88	$1,064,698.17
Aug	$113k	$176,198.00	$244,461.55	$363,304.76	$486,559.27	$601,161.19	$923,408.92	$915,283.13	$1,106,018.02
Sept	$116k	$178,840.37	$247,101.69	$385,572.12	$483,967.28	$653,037.25	$950,899.02	$891,457.82	$1,086,863.98
Oct		$184,372.64	$256,365.91	$392,296.56	$490,200.54	$639,398.62	$907,416.93	$822,036.27	$1,043,259.18
Nov	$120,330.91	$181,625.28	$266,140.14	$370,000.25	$501,003.17	$637,260.06	$963,453.56	$886,527.53	$1,022,278.77
Dec	$138,810.56	$187,972.57	$279,806.93	$386,361.40	$531,904.82	$723,586.82	$964,037.88	$938,630.06	$1,112,472.28

Dropped a bunch of money on plane tickets to Europe this month, but still not a bad month!

Turtle · « **Reply #2616 on:** June 03, 2024, 08:40:39 AM »

Quote from: fuzzy math on June 02, 2024, 09:04:15 PM

Investments only
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024
January - $226,942 $401,746 $603,129 $905,792 $860,957 $1,139,972
February - $249,796 $414,430 $610,412 $867,164 $930,363 $1,201,046
March - $270,351 $412,631 $630,438 $856,028 $938,053 $1,287,113
April - $285,770 $393,815 $679,078 $900,389 $957,750 $1,340,771
May - $295,838 $414,524 $719,534 $837,895 $973,337 $1,329,973
June $219,320 $283,393 $452,579 $737,483 $849,385 $968,752 $1,437,719
July $228,483 $307,071 $471,455 $771,570 $798,307 $1,013,927 -
August $234,711 $315,942 $496,982 $784,835 $861,929 $1,059,239 -
September $245,993 $318,301 $529,603 $815,664 $837,259 $1,057,189 -
October $251,023 $334,301 $525,945 $795,014 $780,500 $1,011,786 -
November $238,881 $352,430 $528,082 $851,714 $844,902 $971,634 -
December $244,687 $370,715 $585,310 $880,980 $899,305 $1,079,203 -

Look at you go! Great progress!

Jack0Life · « **Reply #2617 on:** June 03, 2024, 01:35:39 PM »

Quote from: Jack0Life on May 01, 2024, 09:39:54 PM

April 30th 2024

I haven't updated since beginning Feb. I remembered it got as high as $1,775,000 end of March.
Enjoying the Tesla. Awesome car.
My group of friends, 3 more couples went and got Tesla too.

Rental 300,000- Paid off. Zillow has this house at $360k
Primary 248,103- Valued this house at $550k(Zillow $576k). Will sell for more.
$550k- minus selling fee and balance owed.
Assets 85,000- Bought a Tesla Model Y this month.
HSA 50,696
IRA-roth 142,002
IRA 98,590
Inx funds 175,679
401k 30,723
Wife 401k 63,716
Wife HSA 12,312
Wifes IRA 121093
Cash 29,150
Etrade 28,731
Pension 30,120- I added this. Cash value of small pension I have.
Vanguard- 316,528- Most are all CDs and MM all over 5% interests. Was thinking of moving some of this to some Index funds but I will leave it here as long as the interests are still over 5%.

$1,734,615 - Net Worth.
$1,484,589 - Without primary home.
$1,039,889- INVESTED.

May 31st 2024

Wife is working. Me not so much.

Rental 300,000- Paid off. Zillow has this house at $360k
Primary 250,026- Valued this house at $550k(Zillow $576k). Will sell for more.
$550k- minus selling fee and balance owed.
One of my not so good decision. I went with an ARM rate that I can relock at
anytime but the rates are sky high. It's about to reset to 3.99% in Sept and
5.99% next Sept. 3.99% is still decent as I can break even with money in a
MM account. By next year, if rates doesn't go down, I will have to pay this
off. Still owe $270k
Assets 85,000-
HSA 52,694
IRA-roth 149,475
IRA 103,465
Inx funds 184,805
401k 32,224
Wife 401k 68,910
Wife HSA 12,978
Wifes IRA 127,349
Cash 33,046
Etrade 26,343
Pension 30,120- I added this. Cash value of small pension I have.
Vanguard- 317,975 - Most are all CDs and MM all over 5% interests. Was thinking of moving some of this to some Index funds but I will leave it here as long as the interests are still over 5%.

$1,775,835 - Net Worth.
$1,524,809 - Without primary home.
$1,075,218- INVESTED.

Jack0Life · « **Reply #2618 on:** June 03, 2024, 01:46:01 PM »

Quote from: dandypandys on June 01, 2024, 11:30:20 AM

Here we are officially here! Yeah!!
2017
Jan 1st: 252k
Dec 4th 322.5k

2018
Jan 1st:316.5k 64.5k up for 2017
Dec 1st:370k

2019
Jan 1st: $357.5 (first year of maxing out retirement accounts!) UP: 41k for 2018 (markets took a hit)
Dec 1st $498.5

2020
Jan 1st $533.5 We did it! How exciting :) UP 176k for 2019
Dec 29th: $624 UP 90.5k for 2020

2021
Mar 2nd: $665
Dec 31: $843 UP 218,977 for 2021

2022
Feb 1st: $807
Dec 1: $791.5

Jan 3: 769.5 sold art DOWN 73,345 for 2022
Dec 3rd: 902.5

2024: UP 150,727 for 2023
Jan 4: 920.5
Feb 5: 946
Mar :973
April 1: 997.5 WOW so close!!!!
Apri 30: 984
June 1 1026.7 I put house at 170k though Zillow says 204k take it off the calculation soon, once we can be in the million club without it – so that's a fun little mini goal for us

I am super interested in this thread to see where people fire, we are thinking, 2,000,000+ money for a house? Perhaps we can do this in six years.

You should.
We almost hit $1 million right before the pandemic and then did hit $1 million Aug 2020.
Almost 4 yrs later, we are at $1.75 million.
This is with me hardly working. Never made more than $60k since 2020.
You are on your way sir.

JLee · « **Reply #2619 on:** June 03, 2024, 02:32:19 PM »

Code: [Select]

Year	2018		2019		2020		2021		2022		2023		2024
			
Jan 	$260,262.67	$260,498.17	$355,540.40	$508,468.68	$672,003.95     $640,193.26	$904,111.46
Feb 	$270,247.21	$282,677.81	$363,857.03	$509,567.53	$639,611.05     $671,819.16	$926,220.52
Mar 	$274,832.08	$303,458.44	$338,355.26	$520,884.63	$634,640.78     $662,686.54	$954,443.92
Apr 	$270,627.23	$303,218.72	$293,271.53	$541,068.08	$659,611.56     $682,101.41	$991,145.41
May 	$278,368.36	$317,168.51	$347,245.32	$587,538.85	$626,633.66     $773,878.01	$1,040,713.88
Jun 	$274,359.32	$305,266.44	$364,417.41	$593,402.81	$633,264.00     $782,511.38	$1,078,933.51
Jul	$274,608.95	$304,929.19	$371,252.51	$606,481.86	$603,185.63     $831,335.87
Aug 	$280,692.80	$305,590.57	$393,995.98	$614,890.13	$637,566.93     $848,549.63
Sep 	$294,559.30	$306,102.25	$449,017.88	$623,073.11	$639,963.91     $845,678.87
Oct 	$294,744.86	$305,808.36	$448,674.02	$618,758.32	$592,457.62     $822,805.13
Nov 	$268,666.52	$322,371.05	$447,910.61	$654,187.24	$631,130.76     $811,326.01
Dec 	$280,335.80	$352,576.02	$480,614.30	$633,311.29	$652,812.65     $859,161.72

pasadenafr · « **Reply #2620 on:** June 04, 2024, 10:29:07 AM »

Invested assets, long term savings ~~and debts~~:

12/31/14     $51,962
12/31/15     $92,762
12/31/16     $163,900
12/31/17     $251,415
12/31/18     $330,093 - new job, nice retention bonus from previous job
12/31/19     $519,878 - pension lump sum after leaving old job (rolled into 401k)
12/31/20     $714,958
12/31/21     $993,847 - reached $1M on 11/03 and then, well... yeah.
12/31/22     $855,784
12/31/23    $1,184,285 - reached $1M again on 05/18
---

01/31/24    $1,196,456
02/29/24    $1,249,619
03/31/24    $1,294,026 - maxed out 401(k) including ~~the senior discount~~ catch-up.
04/30/24    $1,266,485 - started Mega Backdoor
05/31/24    $1,336,432

Baby Million(c) first birthday!

So I've officially reached my FI number. Feels nice to tell myself that when I feel like retiring yesterday, but it doesn't mean anything, and I'm still one entire paid-off home away from my RE number (and one rule-of-55 away too).

I'm having strong I don't wanna do this anymore urges these days (by this I mean work). It's not really related to the FI number thing, more likely related to my job. So I think I'm going to start looking for a new one soon, although objectively, finding a better job won't be easy at all. Maybe I just need a vacation, and I need to go back home for a while. Already updated my resume and put myself on a no-FIRE-excel-sheet-until-next-month diet, so there's that.

catbend · « **Reply #2621 on:** June 04, 2024, 10:35:28 AM »

The journey continues.... I can smell 2M now...

2012--- $198k
2013--- $256k (+58)
2014--- $332k (+76)
2015--- $445k (113
2016--- $522k (+77) (+husband!)
2017--- $655k (+133)
2018--- $690k (+35) (paid off house, shifted mortage $ to investments)
2019--- $898k (+208)
2020--- $1,211 (+313)
2021---$1,521 (+310)
2022---$1,283 (-238) (yikes!)
2023---$1,737 (+454) (didn't see that coming)
2024---$1,900 so far this year

Thoughts from May 2024 - Getting serious about retirement, might be closer than we at first thought (2027 vs 2030). Husband and I are still talking often and exploring a shared vision for these transition years (fragile decade anyone?). Husband got a new job with more pay and a 5.3% pay increase for us govt workers wasn't too shabby this year.

2023 was WILD after an equally wild but totally different 2022. These last two years were an illustration of "you can't time the market". We stayed in, all in, buying cheap in 2022 and riding the wave back up in 2023.

I quit using the early retirement calculator at neworthify.com (became too general to meet my needs). and have started working through an actual assessment of how much we're spending (all debit/credit statements). It's looking like we're living on about $115 k this year. I'm using this and some other data to calculate a funded ratio which has been a great exercise that feels more specific to my actual situation as we approach RE. Shout out to Wade Pfau for his book, and his podcast. I recommend Retirement Planning Guidebook. It's a bit heavy and you could say "dry" but well written, clear, comprehensive coverage of important stuff.

I'm making this post, once again, while I'm feeling pleased with progress we're on the cusp of breaking into the 2M club! (get excited for somewhat meaningless numbers!!!) My guess is that it will ultimately take us about 4 years to go from 1M to 2M. At the rate we've progressed we should hit 2M this year. We may choose to keep working for a few more years. Maybe class of 2027? What does it look like if I only have three more years to work? What do I want to do with myself during that time? I'm seeing my days, weeks, and months through different eyes now. How does that country song go? (haha).

dandypandys · « **Reply #2622 on:** June 04, 2024, 11:25:31 AM »

Quote from: Jack0Life on June 03, 2024, 01:46:01 PM

Quote from: dandypandys on June 01, 2024, 11:30:20 AM
Here we are officially here! Yeah!!
m

You should.
We almost hit $1 million right before the pandemic and then did hit $1 million Aug 2020.
Almost 4 yrs later, we are at $1.75 million.
This is with me hardly working. Never made more than $60k since 2020.
You are on your way sir.

Well, that's exciting I'm good to hear how your progress went , well done. I am the Mrs, but husband just got a job after 8 years of college, so we should be escalating our savings even more over the next few years.

charis · « **Reply #2623 on:** June 04, 2024, 03:07:57 PM »

Apr 2017: 175k (total net worth)
Apr 2018: 333k
Apr 2019: 400k
Aug 2020: 602k TNW (415k invested)
Aug 2021: 831k TNW (625k invested)
(invested only hereafter)
Jan 2022: 688k
Dec 2023: 899k
Mar 2024: 1,005,000 (crossed 1m mark)
Jun 2024: 1,039,000

Finally making the transition to this thread. No real plans to retire in the works but aiming for official FI in the 2025 cohort.

Some concrete steps that I've taken to shift gears is that I stopped tracking spending once Mint went down in March and transitioned to a lower paying but more interesting job. We still have our accounts being "tracked" in Fidelity Fullview, so the data is there but the obsession with spending and individual transactions is over and I just log in occasionally to see balances and any unusual activity. I've also eased up slightly on the aggressive saving that we've been doing for the past decade. It represents a small but meaningful $1k/month.

This is surreal but I'm trying to lean in (to giving less f***s)

drumstache · « **Reply #2624 on:** June 05, 2024, 07:18:20 AM »

Quote from: drumstache on May 07, 2024, 07:25:04 AM

DATE      INVESTMENTS + EF
Dec 2010      $137,800   
Dec 2011      $145,000   
Dec 2012      $179,000   
Dec 2013      $199,543   
Dec 2014      $221,787   
Jan 2015      $247,945   
May 2015      $279,652   
May 2016      $328,980   
Jul 2017      $417,772   *Discovered MMM
Aug 2018      $491,708   
Jul 2019      $617,447   
Jul 2020      $727,000   
Jul 2021      $935,000   
Jul 2022      $877,000   
Jan 2023      $930,091
Jul 2023      $971,263   
Oct 2023      $992,000   
Nov 2023      $1,032,057
Dec 2023      $1,078,425 
Jan 2024      $1,110,511  ($1,320,511 TNW)
Feb 2024      $1,137,614  ($1,347,614 TNW)
Mar 2024      $1,167,962  ($1,377,962 TNW)
Apr 2024      $1,192,878  ($1,402,878 TNW)
May 2024      $1,181,258  ($1,391,258 TNW)
Jun 2024      $1,211,706  ($1,421,706 TNW)

fuzzy math · « **Reply #2625 on:** June 08, 2024, 10:12:41 PM »

Quote from: Turtle on June 03, 2024, 08:40:39 AM

Look at you go! Great progress!

Thanks Turtle!!

Finwiz · « **Reply #2626 on:** June 14, 2024, 07:53:14 PM »

@RWD thank you! Been a rather (unexpectedly) expensive month.

01/01/21 - $400,149
03/31/21 - $458,005 (+$57,856)
06/30/21 - $517,109 (+$116,960)
09/30/21 - $563,939 (+$163,790)
12/31/21 - $603,373 (+$203,224)

01/16/22 - $601,346 (-$2,026)
03/31/22 - $646,383 (+$43,010)
06/30/22 - $638,810 (+$35,437)
10/17/22 - $672,896 (+$69,523)
12/31/22 - $736,945 (+$133,573)

01/15/23 - $758,371 (+$21,425)
03/31/23 - $842,402 (+$105,457)
07/15/23 - $957,667 (+$220,721)
10/16/23 - $988,762 (+$251,816)
11/07/23 - $1,005,005 (+$268,059)
12/31/23 - $1,102,511 (+$365,566)

01/31/24 - $1,117,437 (+$14,925)
02/16/24 - $1,149,646 (+$47,135)
02/29/24 - $1,212,796 (+$110,285)
03/31/24 - $1,256,463 (+$153,951)
05/17/24 - $1,300,982 (+$198,470)
06/17/24 - $1,325,962 (+$223,451)

StarBright · « **Reply #2627 on:** June 17, 2024, 12:33:06 PM »

Time to join the big kids club! I'm (mostly!) here and figured this thread would provide inspiration to keep going instead of backing off/stop paying attention.

2016: $201,010 (started tracking monthly to see is FIRE actually possible)
2017: $265,615 (Spouse finishes grad school, gets career job, we become a dual earning family!)

Investment Only (Total Net Worth)
2024: $958,950 ($1,132,638)

RWD · « **Reply #2628 on:** June 17, 2024, 04:26:31 PM »

Quote from: StarBright on June 17, 2024, 12:33:06 PM

Time to join the big kids club! I'm (mostly!) here and figured this thread would provide inspiration to keep going instead of backing off/stop paying attention.

2016: $201,010 (started tracking monthly to see is FIRE actually possible)
2017: $265,615 (Spouse finishes grad school, gets career job, we become a dual earning family!)

Investment Only (Total Net Worth)
2024: $958,950 ($1,132,638)

Welcome!

lcmac32 · « **Reply #2629 on:** June 18, 2024, 09:58:23 AM »

Quote from: RWD on June 17, 2024, 04:26:31 PM

Quote from: StarBright on June 17, 2024, 12:33:06 PM
Time to join the big kids club! I'm (mostly!) here and figured this thread would provide inspiration to keep going instead of backing off/stop paying attention.

2016: $201,010 (started tracking monthly to see is FIRE actually possible)
2017: $265,615 (Spouse finishes grad school, gets career job, we become a dual earning family!)

Investment Only (Total Net Worth)
2024: $958,950 ($1,132,638)

This is simply incredible! 5x your investments in 8 years is so inspiring!

Welcome!

Jack0Life · « **Reply #2630 on:** June 18, 2024, 08:19:35 PM »

Quote from: Jack0Life on June 03, 2024, 01:35:39 PM

Wife is working. Me not so much.

Rental 300,000- Paid off. Zillow has this house at $360k
Primary 250,026- Valued this house at $550k(Zillow $576k). Will sell for more.
$550k- minus selling fee and balance owed.
One of my not so good decision. I went with an ARM rate that I can relock at
anytime but the rates are sky high. It's about to reset to 3.99% in Sept and
5.99% next Sept. 3.99% is still decent as I can break even with money in a
MM account. By next year, if rates doesn't go down, I will have to pay this
off. Still owe $270k
Assets 85,000-
HSA 52,694
IRA-roth 149,475
IRA 103,465
Inx funds 184,805
401k 32,224
Wife 401k 68,910
Wife HSA 12,978
Wifes IRA 127,349
Cash 33,046
Etrade 26,343
Pension 30,120- I added this. Cash value of small pension I have.
Vanguard- 317,975 - Most are all CDs and MM all over 5% interests. Was thinking of moving some of this to some Index funds but I will leave it here as long as the interests are still over 5%.

$1,775,835 - Net Worth.
$1,524,809 - Without primary home.
$1,075,218- INVESTED.

Just wanted to leave myself a note that we just passed a milestone.
$1.8 million as of 6/17/24.

StarBright · « **Reply #2631 on:** June 19, 2024, 06:16:23 AM »

Quote from: lcmac32 on June 18, 2024, 09:58:23 AM

Quote from: RWD on June 17, 2024, 04:26:31 PM
Quote from: StarBright on June 17, 2024, 12:33:06 PM
Time to join the big kids club! I'm (mostly!) here and figured this thread would provide inspiration to keep going instead of backing off/stop paying attention.

2016: $201,010 (started tracking monthly to see is FIRE actually possible)
2017: $265,615 (Spouse finishes grad school, gets career job, we become a dual earning family!)

Investment Only (Total Net Worth)
2024: $958,950 ($1,132,638)

This is simply incredible! 5x your investments in 8 years is so inspiring!

Welcome!

Thank you!

ABK · « **Reply #2632 on:** June 20, 2024, 11:02:58 AM »

Joining this thread! We hit 1M back at the very end of the first quarter of 2024 but I forgot to come here and say hello. Hello!

Jack0Life · « **Reply #2633 on:** June 24, 2024, 10:54:29 AM »

Quote from: ABK on June 20, 2024, 11:02:58 AM

Joining this thread! We hit 1M back at the very end of the first quarter of 2024 but I forgot to come here and say hello. Hello!

Welcome !!!

moonpalace · « **Reply #2634 on:** June 24, 2024, 02:04:13 PM »

Truly can't believe I'm joining this thread! Started from very close to zero 7 years ago at age 41...

Jan. 2017 $42,000 [discovered MMM]
...
Apr. 2019 $271,294
...
Aug. 2020 $402,692
Nov. 2020 $427,563
Dec. 2020 $444,558
Jan. 2021 $459,349
Feb. 2021 $475,145
Mar. 2021 $477,249
Apr. 2021 $503,448
---
Jan. 2024 $905,342
Feb. 2024 $938,653
Mar. 2024 $959,707
Apr. 2024 $982,056
May 2024 $996,230
June 2024 $1,005,179 - includes home equity; about $740k invested

I don't really have a FIRE number (and, given that I'm almost 49, it wouldn't be more like "FIR" anyway) but I'm enjoying the hell out of not feeling financial stress anymore, and being able to teach my kids that it's possible to escape the consumption/hedonism treadmill. I still enjoy working and that enjoyment seems to increase over time, so maybe I'll just end up being a stealth philanthropist :-).

Also, in the last year I've had my first real health struggles, and it was tremendously comforting to know that if I needed to, I could just stop working and things would be basically okay. Grateful for this community!

OurTown · « **Reply #2635 on:** June 28, 2024, 07:28:25 AM »

TNW in thousands (includes home equity)

April 2021 = $1,004
May 2021 = $1,070
June 2021 = $1,054
July 2021 = $1,070
August 2021 = $1,088
September 2021 = $1,104
October 2021 = $1,083
November 2021 = $1,116
December 2021 = $1,117

January 2022 = $1,140
February 2022 = $1,080
March 2022 = $1,110
April 2022 = $1,125
May 2022 = $1,080
June 2022 = $1,089
July 2022 = $1,045
August 2022 = $1,082
September 2022 = $1,068
October 2022 = $1,021
November 2022 = $1,051
December 2022 = $1,100

January 2023 = $1,089
February 2023 = $1,128
March 2023 = $1,123
April 2023 = $1,138
May 2023 = $1,155
June 2023 = $1,157
July 2023 = $1,182
August 2023 = $1,210
September 2023 = $1,200
October 2023 = $1,179
November 2023 = $1,165
December 2023 = $1,231

January 2024 = $1,293
February 2024 = $1,305
March 2024 = $1,327
April 2024 = $1,356
May 2024 = $1,332
June 2024 = $1,352
July 2024 = $1,377

Woodro85 · « **Reply #2636 on:** June 28, 2024, 09:41:39 AM »

8/1/2023   $1,078,000
9/1/2023   $1,082,000
10/1/2023 $1,063,000
11/1/2023   $1,069,000
12/1/2023   $1,103,000
1/1/2024   $1,142,037
2/1/2024   $1,149,992
3/1/2024   $1,181,883
4/1/2024   $1,204,782
5/1/2024   $1,209,606
6/1/2024   $1,220,660
7/1/2024   $1,238,017
*includes conservative home equity that makes up about 40% of NW

A few days early this time around but shouldn't change much over the weekend. Requested and received a pretty significant raise this Spring, retroactive to Jan 1, and glad I did because it's been a very expensive Spring. A sick dog, some home renos, then a water pipe leak at home, but to my surprise, my networth slowed but did not stop. about $25k of bills the last 2 months and I still grew the networth, still trying to figure out how I managed that! Also have a second child coming into the world any day now! I expect I'll ramp up the saving and investing the second half of the year before it getting expensive again the first half of 2025.
Current trajectory to graduate from here in 3.5 years...

bigote2032 · « **Reply #2637 on:** June 28, 2024, 05:08:18 PM »

GRADUATION!!!

6/30/2023   1.62
7/31/2023   1.68
8/31/2023   1.65
9/30/2023   1.60
10/31/2023   1.55
11/30/2023   1.69
12/31/2023   1.77
1/31/2024   1.78
2/29/2024   1.87
3/31/2024   1.94
4/30/2024   1.89
5/31/2024   1.94
6/30/2024   2.01

WAO, big month, up 77K this month and it is graduation time!

Took 23 months to go from 1MIL to 2MIL.

Thank you all for your encouragement. I wish you the best and I will see you in the other thread. FOLKS, THIS REALLY WORKS! Let's GOO!!!

Dogastrophe · « **Reply #2638 on:** June 28, 2024, 05:49:53 PM »

Investments only; Household combined.

	2019 ($)	2020 ($)	2021 ($)	2022 ($)	2023 ($)	2024 ($)
January	-	496,255	674,413	898,547	902,687	1,180,214
February	-	472,573	700,728	880,646	903,228	1,254,552
March	-	444,067	732,652	901,213	928,990	1,290,713
April	-	495,051	762,029	848.393	982,455	1,268,968
May	-	524,063	759,955	843,438	990,932	1,312,895
June	-	524,530	796,116	789,251	1,032,315	1,346,093
July	330,406	552,296	826,664	856,647	1,070,543	-
August	437,870	632,115	866,404	848,320	1,080,553	-
September	443,081	617,959	827,075	813,668	1,033,191	-
October	452,295	604,646	873,651	865,508	1,045,192	-
November	483,711	664,577	898,767	905,357	1,118,401	-
December	484,963	674,843	925,511	860,954	1,140,987	-

DW and I are on a career break for 8 to 12 months so no contributions YTD and will be drawing down some to fund this break

pasadenafr · « **Reply #2639 on:** June 29, 2024, 08:12:26 AM »

Invested assets, long term savings ~~and debts~~:

12/31/14     $51,962
12/31/15     $92,762
12/31/16     $163,900
12/31/17     $251,415
12/31/18     $330,093 - new job, nice retention bonus from previous job
12/31/19     $519,878 - pension lump sum after leaving old job (rolled into 401k)
12/31/20     $714,958
12/31/21     $993,847 - reached $1M on 11/03 and then, well... yeah.
12/31/22     $855,784
12/31/23    $1,184,285 - reached $1M again on 05/18
---

01/31/24    $1,196,456
02/29/24    $1,249,619
03/31/24    $1,294,026 - maxed out 401(k) including ~~the senior discount~~ catch-up.
04/30/24    $1,266,485 - started Mega Backdoor
05/31/24    $1,336,432
06/30/24    $1,379,520

Chugging along...

neo von retorch · « **Reply #2640 on:** June 29, 2024, 06:06:53 PM »

Net Worth

Quote from: neo von retorch on March 28, 2024, 07:04:48 PM

1/31/2016: $254,591
...
9/30/2018: $519,994 (+17,500)
12/31/2018: $502,059 (-17,935) -3.44%
...
6/30/2023: $1,023,377 (+63,406) +6.6%
9/30/2023: $1,000,249 (-23,128) -2.3%
12/31/2023: $1,118,806 (+118,557) +11.8%
3/31/2024: $1,234,443 (+115,637) +10.3%
6/30/2024: $1,412,877 (+178,434) +14.5%

Net Liquid Assets

Quote

$1,011,329 +13.5% in 2023 Q4
$1,002,875 -0.8% in 2024 Q1
$1,242,059 +23.8% in 2024 Q2 Sold old house.

Well that was a good quarter. Going from $800K in debt to $450K in debt and having some money left over to invest felt good.

2Birds1Stone · « **Reply #2641 on:** June 29, 2024, 09:18:22 PM »

01/01/2022 - $1,025,500
02/01/2022 - $1,056,900
03/01/2022 - $1,053,800
04/01/2022 - $1,113,000
05/01/2022 - $1,155,000
06/01/2022 - $1,204,900
07/01/2022 - $1,160,100
08/01/2022 - $1,218,800
09/01/2022 - $1,209,600
10/01/2022 - $1,189,600
11/01/2022 - $1,267,000
12/01/2022 - $1,325,000
01/01/2023 - $1,315,100
02/01/2023 - $1,380,000
03/01/2023 - $1,405,000
04/01/2023 - $1,440,000
05/01/2023 - $1,481,000
06/01/2023 - $1,505,300 - Officially FIRE'd
07/01/2023 - $1,565,500
08/01/2023 - $1,604,500
09/01/2023 - $1,582,200
10/01/2023 - $1,538,400
11/01/2023 - $1,513,300
12/01/2023 - $1,588,700
01/01/2024 - $1,646,500
02/01/2024 - $1,646,600
03/01/2024 - $1,697,800
04/01/2024 - $1,741,000
05/01/2024 - $1,695,900
06/01/2024 - $1,745,300
07/01/2024 - $1,761,300

fuzzy math · « **Reply #2642 on:** June 30, 2024, 12:18:28 AM »

So many new members and a few graduates too! Congrats everyone. Hit my own newest milestone this month too

Investments only

	2018	2019	2020	2021	2022	2023	2024
January	-	$226,942	$401,746	$603,129	$905,792	$860,957	$1,139,972
February	-	$249,796	$414,430	$610,412	$867,164	$930,363	$1,201,046
March	-	$270,351	$412,631	$630,438	$856,028	$938,053	$1,287,113
April	-	$285,770	$393,815	$679,078	$900,389	$957,750	$1,340,771
May	-	$295,838	$414,524	$719,534	$837,895	$973,337	$1,329,973
June	$219,320	$283,393	$452,579	$737,483	$849,385	$968,752	$1,437,719
July	$228,483	$307,071	$471,455	$771,570	$798,307	$1,013,927	$1,501,155
August	$234,711	$315,942	$496,982	$784,835	$861,929	$1,059,239	-
September	$245,993	$318,301	$529,603	$815,664	$837,259	$1,057,189	-
October	$251,023	$334,301	$525,945	$795,014	$780,500	$1,011,786	-
November	$238,881	$352,430	$528,082	$851,714	$844,902	$971,634	-
December	$244,687	$370,715	$585,310	$880,980	$899,305	$1,079,203	-

hudsoncat · « **Reply #2643 on:** June 30, 2024, 09:52:04 AM »

	2018	2019	2020	2021	2022	2023	2024
January	$222,019	$261,809	$403,264	$550,326	$775,790	$707,881	$988,431
February	$236,831	$286,584	$414,417	$555,120	$740,206	$754,468	$1,005,722
March	$234,104	$303,681	$388,201	$577,440	$732,898	$751,869	$1,066,926
April	$234,452	$314,939	$355,475	$606,455	$774,258	$781,814	$1,116,852
May	$241,470	$331,080	$398,672	$647,810	$714,112	$812,967	$1,100,877
June	$249,398	$320,926	$417,280	$654,138	$719,842	$822,222	$1,133,352
July	$253,884	$342,700	$424,818	$671,808	$668,503	$875,635	$1,188,285
August	$264,666	$354,784	$456,512	$693,782	$732,736	$907,972	-
September	$276,905	$351,842	$491,411	$718,331	$709,518	$898,165	-
October	$285,986	$360,853	$482,214	$700,515	$662,362	$865,823	-
November	$267,359	$374,706	$475,471	$744,130	$698,468	$847,225	-
December	$281,461	$391,293	$531,137	$754,319	$745,704	$930,012	-

McStache · « **Reply #2644 on:** June 30, 2024, 10:00:02 AM »

EOY Numbers:
2015     $101,290
2016     $179,734
2017     $287,829
2018     $317,638
2019     $441,666
2020     $575,310
2021     $774,895
2022     $696,612
2023     $916,701
---

Trailing 12 Months (well, 4 quarters):
Q3 2023 $830,802
Q4 2023 $916,701
Q1 2024 $1,007,541
Q2 2024 $1,051,933

Dipped below two commas for a bit this quarter, but back above by the end. I'm closing on a house next quarter, so that will likely set me back a bit with the closing/moving/renovating costs

AFrugalGuy · « **Reply #2645 on:** June 30, 2024, 01:39:02 PM »

November 30, 2023: $1,265,857.28
December 31, 2023: $1,375,143.79 (+$177,313.28 or 14% from December 31, 2022)
January 31, 2024: $1,438,100.90
February 29, 2024: $1,427,226.01
March 31, 2024: $1,451,464.67
April 30, 2024: $1,466,011.46
May 31, 2024: $1,447,917.73 ($15k+ increase in investments, but a variance in my DB pension's present value)
June 30, 2024: $1,468,763.53

TempusFugit · « **Reply #2646 on:** June 30, 2024, 01:44:52 PM »

Quote from: bigote2032 on June 28, 2024, 05:08:18 PM

GRADUATION!!!

...

Thank you all for your encouragement. I wish you the best and I will see you in the other thread. FOLKS, THIS REALLY WORKS! Let's GOO!!!

Congrats, @bigote2032 !

TempusFugit · « **Reply #2647 on:** June 30, 2024, 01:50:18 PM »

LNW / TNW
EOY 2018 - 877K / 1.02M
EOY 2019 - 1.12M / 1.275M
EOY 2020 - 1.33M / 1.5M
EQ1 2021 - 1.39M / 1.59M
EQ2 2021 - 1.50M / 1.70M
EQ3 2021 - 1.53M / 1.73M
EOY 2021 - 1.65M / 1.85M
EQ1 2022 - 1.58M / 1.79M
EQ2 2022 - 1.42M / 1.68M
EQ3 2022 - 1.37M / 1.63M
EOY 2022 - 1.46M / 1.72M
EQ1 2023 - 1.55M / 1.81M
EQ2 2023 - 1.64M / 1.91M
EQ3 2023 - 1.61M / 1.88M
EOY 2023 - 1.79M / 2.06M
EQ1 2024 - 1.93M / 2.18M
EQ2 2024 - 1.96M / 2.23M

Made a big purchase this quarter and nice to see it didn't keep me from making some progress.

It's hard to be too optimistic though about any of this given the complete $hit storm we're heading into regardless of who wins the election. Both have absolutely terrible bonkers ideas about the economy. Neither party has shown the slightest inclination to take even the tiniest steps toward addressing the long term financial crisis we're heading toward. Total clown show all around.

RWD · « **Reply #2648 on:** June 30, 2024, 08:59:55 PM »

Paid for a solar install this quarter.

Radagast · « **Reply #2649 on:** June 30, 2024, 11:10:33 PM »

Quarter StockBondCash +Houses
Q4 2016: $112,200 $165,800
Q1 2017: $124,300 $178,500
Q2 2017: $148,300 $203,300
Q3 2017: $160,548 $217,018
Q4 2017: $178,042 $235,102
Q1 2018: $203,082 $260,736
Q2 2018: $213,941 $272,491
Q3 2018: $223,802 $283,554
Q4 2018: $235,666 $296,330
Q1 2019: $229,947 $291,293
Q2 2019: $284,421 $346,689
Q3 2019: $315,573 $378,769
Q4 2019: $350,244 $414,376
Q1 2020: $408,250 $473,325
Q2 2020: $362,044 $428,120
Q3 2020: $457,379 $524,413
Q4 2020: $383,076 $555,858
Q1 2021: $478,879 $656,382
Q2 2021: $522,651 $704,873
Q3 2021: $575,207 $761,357
Q4 2021: $722,632 $916,172
Q1 2022: $785,909 $979,449
Q2 2022: $793,344 $1,078,999
Q3 2022: $701,136 $984,207
Q4 2022: $680,310 $898,221
Q1 2023: $766,771 $1,005,937
Q2 2023: $829,120 $1,072,293
Q3 2023: $909,213 $1,166,633
Q4 2023: $846,149 $1,120,101
Q1 2024: $977,778 $1,241,503
Q2 2024: $1,193,894 $1,327,748
Q3 2024: $1,228,874 $1,386,135

At some point I may think about truncating my list.

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