Race from 250 to 500k!

[Rowellen]

Drummmrollll....


Aug-2014: 30k

Aug-2016: 65k

Aug-2017: 250k
Sep-2017: 277k
Sept-2017: 290k
Nov-2017: 300k
Dec-2017: 300k
Jan-2018: 499k <- HCOL House sale
Feb-2018: 502k

WAHOO! 

This has been a high spend month, as well as not a great month investment wise, so once our spending levels out again (after moving costs, and new house costs), it will be great to see this number grow. Hopefully I won't be back on this thread :). Catch ya'll on the flip side!

That's awesome. Congrats.

[Tyson]

Jan 2017 $368k
Feb 2017 $390k includes 20k windfall from an inheritance.
Mar 2017 $396k
Apr 2017 $398k
May 2017 $404k
June 2017 $408k
July 2017 $415k
Aug 2017 $423k
Sept 2017 $432k
Oct 2017 $440k
Nov 2017 $448k (added in $10k of shares previously excluded)
Dec 2017 $450k
Jan 2018 $460k
Feb 2018 $465k

Mar 2018 $465k Savings wiped out by market dip and massive tax bill. Again. It really sucks having so MUCH freaking money.

Fixed that for you :)

[Rowellen]

Jan 2017 $368k
Feb 2017 $390k includes 20k windfall from an inheritance.
Mar 2017 $396k
Apr 2017 $398k
May 2017 $404k
June 2017 $408k
July 2017 $415k
Aug 2017 $423k
Sept 2017 $432k
Oct 2017 $440k
Nov 2017 $448k (added in $10k of shares previously excluded)
Dec 2017 $450k
Jan 2018 $460k
Feb 2018 $465k

Mar 2018 $465k Savings wiped out by market dip and massive tax bill. Again. It really sucks having so MUCH freaking money.

Fixed that for you :)

Lol thanks. You are right of course :)

[McStache]

Historic
13-Jul     $0
13-Dec   $6,153
14-Dec   $49,012
15-Dec   $101,290
16-Dec   $179,750
17-Dec   $287,830
This Year / This Quarter
18-Jan    $306,111
18-Feb    $301,454

The markets giveth, and the markets taketh away.

Honestly, it's pretty cool just to see the snowball rolling itself, even if it's defying gravity for the moment.

[Morning Glory]

2017

Jan 1: 236,254
Feb 1: 250,055
Mar 1: 262,196
Apr 1: 269,959
May 1: 282,665
Jun 1: 284,827
Jul 1: 292,037
Aug 1: 293,168
Sep 1: 297,489
Oct 1: 303,111
Nov 1: 309,583
Dec 1: 316,618

2018
Jan 1: 322,183
Feb 1: 332,735

Mar 1: 328,393
market correction got me, also my 403b contribution from my second paycheck won't register until tomorrow

[babystache89]

9/1/16: $217,000
10/1/16: $220,000
11/1/16: $232,000
12/1/16: $234,500
1/1/17: $238,500
2/1/17: $245,000
3/1/17: $254,000
4/1/17: $252,000
5/7/17: $262,000
6/30/17: $271,000
9/1/17: $285,000
10/1/17: $296,000
3/1/18: $286,000

So I quit my very high paying high stress job in October and went on a long overdue 3 month vacation, which was pretty great!  I've completely changed careers and am just starting a 100% commission based position, so it'll be interesting to see how this goes moving forward.  Pleasantly surprised by how high my net worth remains after 4 months of no salary and relatively high spending on my (and SO's) part :)

[bownyboy]

Been a few months since I updated on here. Last month has been the biggest fall in our investments ever, just over £14k.

However the blow was softened slightly with my monthly cash invoice into the business account (I'm a contractor in IT).

Jan 2017 - £346,854
Feb 2017 - £388,581
Mar 2017 - £396,119
Apr 2017 - £401,345
May 2017 - £399,619
Jun 2017 - £411,132
Jul 2017 - £409,299
Aug 2017 - £413,486
Sep 2017 - £415,586
Oct 2017 - £434,692
Nov 2017 - £438,434
Dec 2017 - £452,034
Jan 2017 - £456,088
Feb 2017 - £467,243
Mar 2017 - £463,199

Target is for £500k by June 2018.

Onwards and upwards!

[2Birds1Stone]

1/1/2012 - $30,000
1/1/2013 - $41,000
1/1/2014 - $60,000
1/1/2015 - $82,000
1/1/2016 - $140,000
1/1/2017 - $256,000

01/01/18 - $361,700
02/01/18 - $375,000
03/01/18 - $376,900

$457k Combined with SO.

We saved about $10k and saw a $2k increase. So a loss of about $8k for February.

[dandypandys]

2017
Jan 1st: 252k
Feb 1st: 257k
Mar 1st: 269k    (4k back in taxes :)
April 1st: 273k
May 1st: $287 Net Worth 10k jump is our condo on zillow.
June 1st: $292
July 4th: $295
Aug 1st: $294k  Had to use 8k for new HVAC - now we need to build our savings account back up from zero! Surprised NW didn't go down more, maybe I have some things to reconcile still..
Sept 1st: $296  still going up even after our 8K down last month :) Hoping to see a bigger jump next month though
Oct 1st $302 Back to full pay going fwd- always fun to pass a round number :)
Nov 2nd:  $314
Dec 4th $322.5k   

2018
Jan 1st:$316.5k bought a 12k car and a new stove.. spendy month but 64.5k up for the year! :)
Feb 2nd: 330.5k Wow! the markets!
March 2nd:331k This month we have to buy 6 int flights gonna be about 4k

[turketron]

April 2015: $98k
May 2015: $111k
June 2015: $112k
July 2015: $113k
Aug 2015: $113k
Sept 2015: $116k
Nov 1 2015: $120,330.91
Dec 1 2015: $138,810.56

Jan 1 2016: $141,251.00
Feb 1 2016: $135,573.00
Mar 4 2016: $138,331.39
Apr 1 2016: $146,788.37
May 1 2016: $149,149.52
Jun 1 2016: $161,205.21
July 1 2016: $165,947.80
Aug 1 2016: $176,198.00
Sep 1 2016: $178,840.37
Oct 1 2016: $184,372.64
Nov 1 2016: $181,625.28
Dec 1 2016: $187,972.57

Jan 1 2017: $193,414.19
Feb 1 2017: $200,758.63
Mar 1 2017: $211,677.78
Apr 1 2017: $217,643.71
May 1 2017: $225,773.04
Jun 1 2017: $232,222.09
July 1 2017: $235,779.19
Aug 1 2017: $244,461.55
Sept 1 2017: $247,101.69
Oct 1 2017: $256,365.91
Nov 1 2017: $266,140.14
Dec 1 2017: $279,806.93

Jan 1 2018: $283,829.36
Feb 1 2018: $304,851.88
Mar 1 2018: $303,796.17

Down about $1k- market losses from the dip, which were somewhat offset by a pretty substantial uptick in the price of my RSUs in my company's stock. I've still got my 401k contributions and I was able to throw some extra cash into my taxable account to buy during the dip!

[Mazzinator]

Thanks for the welcome! I’m excited to be here!!

Investments only! (I do have a good bit of low rate, long term debt which makes my NW lower)
Numbers are end of month

Sept 17- $257k
Oct 17- $264
Nov 17- $270
Dec 17- $276
Jan 18- $280

Feb 18- $279

[Mustachio Bashio]

Feb 1st - 167,752
Mar 1st - 177,448
Apr 1st - 183,917
May 1st - 189,025
June 1st - 195,189
July 1st - 202,048
Aug 1st - 211,263
Sept 1st - 215,880
Oct 1st - 222,924
Nov 1st - 230,962
Dec 1st - 238,389
Jan 1st - 247,829
Feb 1st - 263,000
March 2nd - 254,401

Welp this wasn't the most fun month.  I was back into the 260s a couple days ago, but the last couple days with the market has definitely made a big impact, plus the bit I have in crypto is not doing super hot either.  I've been spending a lot booking tickets and tours for an upcoming trip to Taiwan and Vietnam and paying for both me and my boyfriend, so that definitely adds to some of the amount, plus needing to be reimbursed for a work trip, but the amount would still have been positive had it not been for the market...Here's to next month.  Just glad I was able to stay in this group.

[SAfAmBrit]

Hoping to be at $500,000 in 08/2018.

July 2016 - $257,306
August 2016 - $264,625
September 2016 - $270,695
October 2016 - $283528
November 2016 - $291396
December 2016 - $295603
January 2017 - $303,195
March 2017 - $333,323
April 2017 - $340,884
May 2017 - $346,568
June 2017 - $357,230
July 2017 - $365,912
August 2017 - $370,689
September 2017 - $380,412
October 2017 - $390,025
November 2017 - $400,070
December 2017 - $404,188
January 2018 - $419426
February 2018 - $423744

Stocks on sale!!!! I will take it - it's positive!

[Ladychips]

1/17  -  $352,398
1/18  -  $496,807
2/18  -  $484,540

Glad I didn't make it to the $500,000 mark last month, or I'd be depressed this month!  Regardless, holding the course.

[achvfi]

Didn't notice, reached >250k in investments and cash in February, so I can join this thread now. Total NW at 380,000 Congratulations on so many of you graduating this thread. My race is on..

History so far..

Jun-16   $127,393.29
Sep-16   $152,642.65
Dec-16   $176,836.15
Mar-17   $204,673.44
Jun-17   $213,133.82
Sep-17   $208,244.34
Dec-17   $231,468.96
Mar-18   $252,633.43

[afuera]

12/1/2017: INV-$256,324.07    NW-$266,011.53

1/1/2018: INV-$265,731.22    NW-$277,837.89
2/1/2018: INV-$286,459.76    NW-$301,344.36
3/1/2018: INV-$284,266.50    NW-$297,619.99

Net loss due to market correction and purchasing vanities + appliances for the house.  We are finally back in after the flood.  Still waiting on $20K check from mortgage company and to settle final costs with our contractor.  There are some punch list items that need to be fixed before we will give him final payment and he is taking his sweet time scheduling the work.

[tightwaddy]

Invested (& Liquid)
April 9, 2016:  $319,737
May 6, 2016: $325,093
June 8, 2016: $332,224
July 11, 2016:$337,287
August 8, 2016: $341,304
February 9, 2017: $361,822
March 11, 2017: $368,914
April 16, 2017: $379,833
May 10, 2017: $390,728
June 13, 2017: $401,930
July 12, 2017: $410,646
August 19, 2017: $422,663
September 10, 2017: $435,887
October 13, 2017: $446,859
November 9, 2017: $457,647
December 8, 2017: $469,713
January 10, 2018: $485,435
February 12, 2018: $486,425

March 8, 2018:  Graduation Day ... $500,818.  A squeaker but I'll take it!

[McStache]

March 8, 2018:  Graduation Day ... $500,818.  A squeaker but I'll take it!

Congrats!!

[JJ-]

Jan 2017  $275k
Feb 2017  $287k $???
Mar 2017 $276k
Apr 2017 $282k
May 2017 $287k
Jun 2017 $290k
Jul 2017 $304k
Aug 2017  $311k
Sep 2017 $319k
Oct 2017  $327k
Nov 2017 $331k
Dec 2017  $338k
Jan 2018 $356k

Feb 2018 $426k

Windfall. Also forgot to post last weekend.

[gmdv]

August 2017 - 295k

September 2017 - 310k

October 2017 - 314k

November 2017 - 319k

December 2017 - 328k

January 2018 - 336k

February 2018 - 331k

March 2018 - 341k

[monarda]

If I look at cash and securities only (not counting rental equity or primary residence equity) I belong on this thread

1/2016  $137K
1/2017  $154K
9/2017  $244K  (cash out refinance of primary residence in June)

conservative projections:
12/2018  $300K
12/2020  $400K
 6/2022   $500K

remodeling our house- so a decrease

3/2018   $208K  includes 0% credit card debt that will be paid off with HELOC when 0% rate expires in a few months.   Still expecting $300K by the end of 2018

[psinguine]

Never thought I'd see the day that I would post in this race! But here I am, checking in. Pure insanity.

Might as well start this off clean with no nested quotes. The highlights:

2014 - $115,000
2015 - $161,000
2016 - ?
Early 2017 - $235,000
Year End 2017 - $253,000

And as of now, with values rounded for ease:

Assets

Primary Residence Value - $175,000
Commercial Property Value - $55,000
Vacant Property - $15,000
Newest Real Estate Deal - $12,000
Retirement Assets - $25,000
Cash Assets - $34,000
Vehicular Assets - $16,000

Liabilities

Primary Mortgage - $1000
Secondary Mortgage - $38,000

Net Worth - $293,000

So actually I'm clocking in a little late. The biggest jump was due to the fact that we just got a property appraisal done last week, and the conservative estimate came in $25,000 higher than I've been factoring. I am both overjoyed, and overwhelmed, to be here. Can I actually manage to graduate out of this tier of the race? I guess we're going to find out!

[JustGettingStarted1980]

Never thought I'd see the day that I would post in this race! But here I am, checking in. Pure insanity.

Might as well start this off clean with no nested quotes. The highlights:

2014 - $115,000
2015 - $161,000
2016 - ?
Early 2017 - $235,000
Year End 2017 - $253,000

And as of now, with values rounded for ease:

Assets

Primary Residence Value - $175,000
Commercial Property Value - $55,000
Vacant Property - $15,000
Newest Real Estate Deal - $12,000
Retirement Assets - $25,000
Cash Assets - $34,000
Vehicular Assets - $16,000

Liabilities

Primary Mortgage - $1000
Secondary Mortgage - $38,000

Net Worth - $293,000

So actually I'm clocking in a little late. The biggest jump was due to the fact that we just got a property appraisal done last week, and the conservative estimate came in $25,000 higher than I've been factoring. I am both overjoyed, and overwhelmed, to be here. Can I actually manage to graduate out of this tier of the race? I guess we're going to find out!

Amazing progress psinguine!!!!!

I've commented on this before, I still think you need to have your own blog (or drop the URL). You are a pretty good example of "what can be" with a full on buy in for someone who finally saw the light.

JGS

[psinguine]

Never thought I'd see the day that I would post in this race! But here I am, checking in. Pure insanity.

Might as well start this off clean with no nested quotes. The highlights:

2014 - $115,000
2015 - $161,000
2016 - ?
Early 2017 - $235,000
Year End 2017 - $253,000

And as of now, with values rounded for ease:

Assets

Primary Residence Value - $175,000
Commercial Property Value - $55,000
Vacant Property - $15,000
Newest Real Estate Deal - $12,000
Retirement Assets - $25,000
Cash Assets - $34,000
Vehicular Assets - $16,000

Liabilities

Primary Mortgage - $1000
Secondary Mortgage - $38,000

Net Worth - $293,000

So actually I'm clocking in a little late. The biggest jump was due to the fact that we just got a property appraisal done last week, and the conservative estimate came in $25,000 higher than I've been factoring. I am both overjoyed, and overwhelmed, to be here. Can I actually manage to graduate out of this tier of the race? I guess we're going to find out!

Amazing progress psinguine!!!!!

I've commented on this before, I still think you need to have your own blog (or drop the URL). You are a pretty good example of "what can be" with a full on buy in for someone who finally saw the light.

JGS

Thank you very much for the kind words!

I actually did start a blog last year, but there's not much going on. I think I was still a little uncertain of what exactly my niche was, and then just as I was finding my voice my life got very very busy.

And honestly I don't expect things to change any time soon. My wife and I just picked up another real estate deal, the biggest we will have ever done by the time all is said and done, and I'm running around in 10 directions at once trying to keep it together. My boss gave me some advice when I went to him for kind words: "The first couple hundred thousand you spend are the hardest. It gets easier after that."

I'm sure it's true. But somehow it does little to lessen the tension.

[retireatbirth]

New guy here just graduated from the last thread

April 28,2017: $253,000

July 7, 2017: $266,000

November 13, 2017: $299,000

March 21, 2018: $328,000 (stopped counting my $8k car lol)

[FIRE-ing in the UK]

Hi, I'd like to join. Love seeing everyone's progressive, very motivating :)

I only track quarterly.

January numbers £41,916 (liquid), total net worth £348,747. I think, realistically, we should be able to reach £500,000 by April 2022.

I've also joined the race to £100k.

Happy saving!

[JLee]

2017

Code: [Select]

Date             Assets           Debts          Net Worth
October 2017 $370,483.90 -$120,007.15 $250,476.80
December 2017 $382,100.79 -$121,838.12 $260,262.67
2018

Code: [Select]

Date             Assets           Debts          Net Worth
January 2018 $390,088.91 -$119,841.70 $270,247.21
February 2018 $393,016.96 -$118,184.89 $274,832.08
March 2018 $388,528.30 -$117,901.07 $270,627.23
Calculating a bit early because I have no more bills and got my last paycheck of the month -- definitely feeling the hit to the market! Down $8500 just between Vanguard and Fidelity alone (no idea how much I've lost on my other/smaller accounts - just have the balances).

[2Birds1Stone]

1/1/2012 - $30,000
1/1/2013 - $41,000
1/1/2014 - $60,000
1/1/2015 - $82,000
1/1/2016 - $140,000
1/1/2017 - $256,000

01/01/18 - $361,700
02/01/18 - $375,000
03/01/18 - $376,900
04/01/18 - $378,000

$466k Combined with SO.

[aneel]

Excited to be joining this thread.  Tracking only invested assets.
3/30/2018: $251,491

Graduated the last thread in just under 2 years, hoping to do this one in closer to 1.5 years.

[McStache]

Welcome @aneel !!

Historic
13-Jul     $0
13-Dec   $6,153
14-Dec   $49,012
15-Dec   $101,290
16-Dec   $179,750
17-Dec   $287,830
This Year / This Quarter
18-Jan    $306,111
18-Feb    $301,454
18-Mar   $306,821

Back to the high water mark!

[JJ-]

Jan 2017  $275k
Feb 2017  $287k $???
Mar 2017 $276k
Apr 2017 $282k
May 2017 $287k
Jun 2017 $290k
Jul 2017 $304k
Aug 2017  $311k
Sep 2017 $319k
Oct 2017  $327k
Nov 2017 $331k
Dec 2017  $338k
Jan 2018 $356k
Feb 2018 $426k (windfall)

Mar 2018 $424k

The stock market giveth and the stock market taketh away

[facepalm]

Apr-17   255,900
May-17  263,800
Jun-17   268,100
Jul-17    273,100
Aug-17  276,800
Sep-17  284,500
Oct-17   292,100
Nov-17  302,000
Dec-17  309,500
Jan-18  318,100
Feb-18  321,800
Mar-18  313,540

I had a 403(b) contribution go missing, and I wrote down the value of my car and moto; that plus losses sends my balances lower. I also started manually calculating my NW using a spreadsheet; I had been using Personal Capital before but the site kept losing accounts, making it worse than useless.

[2Birds1Stone]

Big month for income. Logged dividends (+) and market value changes (-) for the quarter. Relatively low spending and high income made up for a mild negative quarter. However, a lot of cash will go towards 2017 taxes and 2018 Q1 estimated taxes next month.

I was waiting for you to blow right by us :) Maybe next month?

[Morning Glory]

2017

Jan 1: 236,254
Feb 1: 250,055
Mar 1: 262,196
Apr 1: 269,959
May 1: 282,665
Jun 1: 284,827
Jul 1: 292,037
Aug 1: 293,168
Sep 1: 297,489
Oct 1: 303,111
Nov 1: 309,583
Dec 1: 316,618

2018
Jan 1: 322,183
Feb 1: 332,735
Mar 1: 328,393

April 1: 327,048
Staying the course. Happy Easter and Passover everyone!!

[achvfi]

Didn't notice, reached >250k in investments and cash in February, so I can join this thread now. Total NW at 380,000 Congratulations on so many of you graduating this thread. My race is on..

History so far..

Jun-16   $127,393.29
Sep-16   $152,642.65
Dec-16   $176,836.15
Mar-17   $204,673.44
Jun-17   $213,133.82
Sep-17   $208,244.34
Dec-17   $231,468.96
Mar-18   $252,633.43

I will track monthly from now.

2018

Mar-30     $249550-INV  $381297 - NW ---> fell below 250K, what a rollercoaster this year has been!

[Ladychips]

1/17  -  $352,398
1/18  -  $496,807
2/18  -  $484,540

3/18 - $480,465

Maybe I should be looking for the "Race from 500 to 250" thread...  Nevertheless, staying the course.  I have four years to make it up...

[Rowellen]

Jan 2017 $368k
Feb 2017 $390k includes 20k windfall from an inheritance.
Mar 2017 $396k
Apr 2017 $398k
May 2017 $404k
June 2017 $408k
July 2017 $415k
Aug 2017 $423k
Sept 2017 $432k
Oct 2017 $440k
Nov 2017 $448k (added in $10k of shares previously excluded)
Dec 2017 $450k
Jan 2018 $460k
Feb 2018 $465k
Mar 2018 $465k

Apr 2018 $464k Market took a dip again this month.  Income was good and spending ok. A few blowouts on groceries and entertainment spending but otherwise within expectations.

[turketron]

April 2015: $98k
May 2015: $111k
June 2015: $112k
July 2015: $113k
Aug 2015: $113k
Sept 2015: $116k
Nov 1 2015: $120,330.91
Dec 1 2015: $138,810.56

Jan 1 2016: $141,251.00
Feb 1 2016: $135,573.00
Mar 4 2016: $138,331.39
Apr 1 2016: $146,788.37
May 1 2016: $149,149.52
Jun 1 2016: $161,205.21
July 1 2016: $165,947.80
Aug 1 2016: $176,198.00
Sep 1 2016: $178,840.37
Oct 1 2016: $184,372.64
Nov 1 2016: $181,625.28
Dec 1 2016: $187,972.57

Jan 1 2017: $193,414.19
Feb 1 2017: $200,758.63
Mar 1 2017: $211,677.78
Apr 1 2017: $217,643.71
May 1 2017: $225,773.04
Jun 1 2017: $232,222.09
July 1 2017: $235,779.19
Aug 1 2017: $244,461.55
Sept 1 2017: $247,101.69
Oct 1 2017: $256,365.91
Nov 1 2017: $266,140.14
Dec 1 2017: $279,806.93

Jan 1 2018: $283,829.36
Feb 1 2018: $304,851.88
Mar 1 2018: $303,796.17
Apr 1 2018: $307,682.67

market was pretty flat but this was a 3 paycheck month so was able to shove some extra money in the 401k while things are down.

[Guava]

May 2017: $251k
June 2017: $257k
July 2017: $264k
August 2017: $269k
September 2027: $279k
October 2017: $286k
November 2017: $296k
December 2017: $302k
January 2018: $316k
February 2018: $313k
March 2018: $316k

Our last two months were busy. We gutted and rebuilt our bathroom and all of the problems came with a higher price tag than expected. We got approval for our garage and have been getting quotes for a stick build and finished building. And we're now also simultaneously cleaning out a room for our new little bundle expected later this year. Nothing like have a ton of big expenses coming to make you want to find every penny of savings and extra income possible.

We cut back on taxable investments so we can have some extra cash laying around. SO is supposed to get a raise in April/May which should help too.

[babystache89]

9/1/16: $217,000
10/1/16: $220,000
11/1/16: $232,000
12/1/16: $234,500
1/1/17: $238,500
2/1/17: $245,000
3/1/17: $254,000
4/1/17: $252,000
5/7/17: $262,000
6/30/17: $271,000
9/1/17: $285,000
10/1/17: $296,000
*funemployment*
3/1/18: $286,000
4/2/18: $320,000

[Mazzinator]

Investments only! (I do have a good bit of low rate, long term debt which makes my NW lower)

Sept 17- $257k
Oct 17- $264
Nov 17- $270
Dec 17- $276
Jan 18- $280
Feb 18- $279

Mar 18- $287

[nick663]

We crossed the 250k mark this quarter so jumping to this thread.  Tracking total net worth except home equity.

March 2018:  263.3k

Historic data:
June 2017:  198.7k
July 2017:  207.5k
August 2017:  211.8k
September 2017:  222.1k
October 2017: *missing*
November 2017:  234.7k
December 2017:  242.4k

[afuera]

12/1/2017: INV-$256,324.07    NW-$266,011.53

1/1/2018: INV-$265,731.22    NW-$277,837.89
2/1/2018: INV-$286,459.76    NW-$301,344.36
3/1/2018: INV-$284,266.50    NW-$297,619.99
4/1/2018: INV-$290,389.61    NW-$303,478.81

STILLLLL waiting on $20K check from insurance, any day now.  Markets were down but Hubs and I both got our yearly bonus this month so still made some progress.

[drumstache]

Might as well jump in as well.   So Close, goal to hit it before end of 2018.

Not counting value of house:
05/20/2016: INV-218,514  NW-329,000
07/20/2017: INV-306,000  NW-417,755
03/14/2018: INV-380,160  NW-467,160

[dandypandys]

2017
Jan 1st: 252k
Feb 1st: 257k
Mar 1st: 269k    (4k back in taxes :)
April 1st: 273k
May 1st: $287 Net Worth 10k jump is our condo on zillow.
June 1st: $292
July 4th: $295
Aug 1st: $294k  Had to use 8k for new HVAC - now we need to build our savings account back up from zero! Surprised NW didn't go down more, maybe I have some things to reconcile still..
Sept 1st: $296  still going up even after our 8K down last month :) Hoping to see a bigger jump next month though
Oct 1st $302 Back to full pay going fwd- always fun to pass a round number :)
Nov 2nd:  $314
Dec 4th $322.5k   

2018
Jan 1st:$316.5k bought a 12k car and a new stove.. spendy month but 64.5k up for the year! :)
Feb 2nd: 330.5k Wow! the markets!
March 2nd:331k
April 4th: 326k market downturn, plus purchase of 4k flights- for a  wedding - so whatyagonnado. Glad all our spendy things are done and debts are all paid, we need to get our savings back up.

[FIRE-ing in the UK]

Quarterly update from this end (liquid / total net worth)
Jan: £41,916 / £348,747
April: £52,627 / £372,377

Love seeing everyone's huge investment pots!

[Res Ipsa]

Haven’t posted for a few months.  Time to catch up (and face reality, ha):

June 1, 2017: $349,328
July 1, 2017: $362,675
Aug. 1, 2017: $373,748
Sept. 1, 2017: $378,549 (bought a new house...I know, I know)
Oct. 1, 2017: $389,829
Nov. 1, 2017: $396,444
Dec. 1, 2017: $407,245
Jan. 1, 2018: $412,626
Feb. 1, 2018: $433,521 (investments did well; saved a bit extra)
March 1, 2018: $418,873 (bought furniture; investments got pummeled)
April 1, 2018: $410,875 (more investment losses; minimal savings)

Not discouraged by the market losses at all.  I can buy more shares at this price.  Hope the prices/PE ratios continue to adjust to more realistic levels (until I need to start withdrawing, of course).
 

[gmdv]

August 2017 - $295k

September 2017 - $310k

October 2017 - $314k

November 2017 - $319k

December 2017 - $328k

January 2018 - $336k

February 2018 - $331k

March 2018 - $341k

April 2018 - $345k

[Rife]

Net worth not counting house equity (cash and stock funds):

Jan 2017: $305,000
Mar 2017: $340,000
June 2017: $368,000
Dec 2017: $439,000
Apr 2018: $492,000

Market volatility/slowdown makes me feel better about the progress(vs inflated from a booming market). We got a push from big bonuses at work. Will pass $500,000 soon 😁.

[jlcnuke]

I'll join in (also just tracking investments) :)

1 January 2018   - $295,835.
1 April 2018        - $305,001.

My goal is for $500k Q1 2021. Not setting any records at that pace, but it is what it is.