Race from 250 to 500k!

[jlcnuke]

Hello, just joining this thread from the race to $250k. Is there a Google spreadsheet for this thread?

Jul 2018     $250737.17

Hello, just joining this thread from the race to $250k. Is there a Google spreadsheet for this thread?

Jul 2018     $250737.17

I looked hard for one when I started this thread, but couldn't find one.  I copied my numbers out of the old spreadsheet and have continued to track it (privately).

There is now that I know about one... https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1AU7U1LTOW0D-_TiWUZJ7OSolSB_ULYQC2ZWSNW5hig0/edit?usp=sharing

Not hard to make one copying and updating the one from the 100-250k thread, just put your name in the data entry tab and start adding data :)

[Primm]

There is now that I know about one... https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1AU7U1LTOW0D-_TiWUZJ7OSolSB_ULYQC2ZWSNW5hig0/edit?usp=sharing

Not hard to make one copying and updating the one from the 100-250k thread, just put your name in the data entry tab and start adding data :)

Nice, thank you!

[dandypandys]

Hello, just joining this thread from the race to $250k. Is there a Google spreadsheet for this thread?

Jul 2018     $250737.17

Hello, just joining this thread from the race to $250k. Is there a Google spreadsheet for this thread?

Jul 2018     $250737.17

I looked hard for one when I started this thread, but couldn't find one.  I copied my numbers out of the old spreadsheet and have continued to track it (privately).

There is now that I know about one... https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1AU7U1LTOW0D-_TiWUZJ7OSolSB_ULYQC2ZWSNW5hig0/edit?usp=sharing

Not hard to make one copying and updating the one from the 100-250k thread, just put your name in the data entry tab and start adding data :)

yay!!! :)

[AFrugalGuy]

New to this thread.

Here are our stats (husband and me; excludes my DB pension plan):

December 2017: $316,696.77
January 2018: $322,613.77
February 2018: $323,034.64
March 2018: $335,098.02
April 2018: $339,987.44
May 2018: $351,917.90
June 2018: $354,200.93

On track for $404k in 2018 and $500k in 2019.

[JLee]

2017

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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

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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
April 2018 $396,987.40 -$118,619.04 $278,368.36
May 2018 $399,896.79 -$125,537.47 $274,359.32
June 2018 $393,835.05 -$119,226.10 $274,608.95
More money into the house - flooring and interior paint should be done this week and it'll be on the market on July 12!

[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
18-Mar   $306,821
This Quarter
18-Apr   $312,149
18-May  $319,649
18-Jun   $325,450

Added my numbers to the spreadsheet!

[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
5/1/2018: INV-$306,848.16    NW-$325,512.99
6/1/2018: INV-$317,738.59    NW-$335,673.14
7/1/2018: INV-$321,370.44    NW-$346,447.04

Updating a little late this month due to two straight weeks of vacation.  Gains are a little lower this month for the same reason :).

[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
05/01/18 - $384,000
06/01/18 - $402,800
07/01/18 - $408,000

$499k Combined with SO.

Hope to graduate to the Race from $500k to $1M thread for combined NW soon =)

[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
May 2018 - $353k
June 2018 - $376k

July 2018 - $379k

[Nick_Miller]

-peeks in-

Oh this seems like a nice place! Much fancier than the $100K-$250K room! We never have any soap in the dispensers. Anyway, just looking around, as I hope to pass the $250,000 mark in a few months and was just checking out the future digs.

[SpareChange]

-peeks in-

Oh this seems like a nice place! Much fancier than the $100K-$250K room! We never have any soap in the dispensers. Anyway, just looking around, as I hope to pass the $250,000 mark in a few months and was just checking out the future digs.

*Cough* Ummm...sir? The sign clearly states, "No shoes, No shirt, No service." :D

[Mattrim]

Found this thread today. I'm in! Just passed 250k!

30. June 2018 - 250 000.

This sum includes my house value, and after thinking about it I want to exclude that from my net worth (The money will most certainly always be bounded to my house and therefore won't give any passive income). Consequently, I'm jumping down to the 10k-100k thread. See you in a couple of years! Good luck :)

[actionjackson]

Jumping in here, hope to get to 500 by July if things go relatively well in the markets.

2018
Jan   398000
Feb   431000
Mar   448000
Apr   462580
May   481501

Jun - 489782
Jul - 507110

Things have gone relatively well. Onwards and upwards :)

[Nick_Miller]

-peeks in-

Oh this seems like a nice place! Much fancier than the $100K-$250K room! We never have any soap in the dispensers. Anyway, just looking around, as I hope to pass the $250,000 mark in a few months and was just checking out the future digs.

*Cough* Ummm...sir? The sign clearly states, "No shoes, No shirt, No service." :D

-leaves like the shoeless hobo he is, returning to $100k-$250k room with other riff-raff-

[renata ricotta]

Joining late to the game!

2017 progress:

Jan 17: $287k
Feb 17: $301k (partially accounted for by 2016 bonus)
Mar 17: $304k
April 17: $316k
May 17: $322k
June 17: $326k

Automatic savings of $1500/month in my 401(k), and usually deposit $3-4k into Vanguard per month, right after my paychecks hit.  I could probably stand to increase that.

Update:

November 17: $365k. 

DH started a job this month, and his whole paycheck goes straight to Vanguard.

I haven't been posting month-by-month, but as of yesterday, I have GRADUATED from this thread! Since November, I have banked a large annual bonus, 100% of my husband's paychecks, and a large chunk of mine.

July 2018: $522k. 

For the past 2-3 weeks, I have been hovering between $498-502k depending on what was happening in the market on any given day, but yesterday I received my mid-year bonus of $20k along with my regular paycheck, which puts me comfortably over the half-million mark, hopefully for good!  Bye everybody, see you on the other side!

[10dollarsatatime]

Here I am!

My current NW is $269,103.  I put off jumping from the last thread to this because I'm remodeling my kitchen, and was worried it would drop my NW too much. I seem to be accumulating quickly enough that it isn't a concern... 

[SpareChange]

For the past 2-3 weeks, I have been hovering between $498-502k depending on what was happening in the market on any given day, but yesterday I received my mid-year bonus of $20k along with my regular paycheck, which puts me comfortably over the half-million mark, hopefully for good!  Bye everybody, see you on the other side!

Congrats!

[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
Apr-18  322,810
May-18 328,600
June-18 331,857

[Engineer93]

August 2016: $280k
November 2017: $380k
July 2018: $490k

[Ladychips]

Engineer93 - you are almost there!!

[fiteacher]

We are really close to graduating to the next thread: $487,346, but our net worth has doubled in 20 months. I only wish it would do that perpetually.

[Methods of Escape]

I'll throw my had into this race.  As of today were at $371,145 (excluding house). 

[actionjackson]

We are really close to graduating to the next thread: $487,346, but our net worth has doubled in 20 months. I only wish it would do that perpetually.

For the record, if your net worth doubled every 20 months, in 31.8 years you would become the richest person in the world. Assuming the current global wealth continues to grow at 4.9% - that was the average from some quick googling, then it would only take 52 years until your wealth was equal to all the wealth in the world.

Nice for you, but a huge inflation problem for the rest of us.

[Tyson]

I'm getting a divorce and it's actually INCREASING my net worth.  Because we had a TON of equity in our house (which I don't count for FIRE purposes).  Yes, she's getting a lot of the net worth as part of the separation, but the equity from the house more than makes up for it. 

Pre-Divorce - $390k
Post-Divorce - $440k

The next 18 months will be hard because I'm paying a lot in alimony ($3200/month) because I'm the high earner.  After that, it'll go from $3200 per month to $2400 per month (for 3 years), then down to $400 per month (final 2 years).  I'm still maxing my 401k every month, which will make the next 18 months very, very tight from a cashflow perspective.  After that I get a bit more breathing room. 

Man, divorce is expensive!  But I think I'll be OK.

[UnleashHell]

I'm getting a divorce and it's actually INCREASING my net worth.  Because we had a TON of equity in our house (which I don't count for FIRE purposes).  Yes, she's getting a lot of the net worth as part of the separation, but the equity from the house more than makes up for it. 

Pre-Divorce - $390k
Post-Divorce - $440k

The next 18 months will be hard because I'm paying a lot in alimony ($3200/month) because I'm the high earner.  After that, it'll go from $3200 per month to $2400 per month (for 3 years), then down to $400 per month (final 2 years).  I'm still maxing my 401k every month, which will make the next 18 months very, very tight from a cashflow perspective.  After that I get a bit more breathing room. 

Man, divorce is expensive!  But I think I'll be OK.

It is expensive but yeah - it puts so much back under your control. I let my ex keep the house and I kept the 401k's Definatley got the best part of the deal there! I have roughly the same total amount of alimony but its spread out over a longer period. Figured that the longer I keep investments then the more they are worth and I can pay the alimony through that and still come out ahead. about 3 years post divorce I should be in a very good place financial. My net worth has climbed a lot since the settlement deal was signed!!

Feels pretty good now! keep climbing - it'll sonn be proved worthwhile - especially with the short tail of that alimony payment!

[bownyboy]

Whoop! Checked accounts today and we've officially tipped over £500k! See you on the other side folks and good luck to everyone else.

Jan 2017 - £346,854
Feb 2017 - £388,581 (+£41,727)
Mar 2017 - £396,119 (+£7,538)
Apr 2017 - £401,345 (+£5,226)
May 2017 - £399,619 (-£1,726)
Jun 2017 - £411,132 (+£11,513)
Jul 2017 - £409,299 (-£1,833)
Aug 2017 - £413,486 (+£4,187)
Sep 2017 - £415,586 (+£2,100)
Oct 2017 - £434,692 (+£19,000)
Nov 2017 - £438,434 (+£3,742)
Dec 2017 - £452,034 (+£13,600)
Jan 2018 - £456,088 (+£4,054)
Feb 2018 - £467,243 (+£11,155)
Mar 2018 - £463,199 (-£4,044)
Apr 2018 - £453,874 (-£9,325)
May 2018 - £475,489 (+£21,615)
Jun 2018 - £489,292 (+£13,802)
July 2018 - £499,919 (+£10,267)

July 25th 2018 - £510,626 (+£10,707)

[Res Ipsa]

Congrats bridget and bownyboy!!  Hope you see you on the other side sometime during 2019. 

[JLee]

2017

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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

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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
April 2018 $396,987.40 -$118,619.04 $278,368.36
May 2018 $399,896.79 -$125,537.47 $274,359.32
June 2018 $393,835.05 -$119,226.10 $274,608.95
July 2018 $405,587.66 -$124.894.90 $280,692.80
I've been hemorrhaging cash getting my house ready to sell and am somewhat stunned to see net worth continue to climb.

[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
Apr-18  322,810
May-18  328,600
June-18 331,857
July-18  340,250

[jlcnuke]

Whoop! Checked accounts today and we've officially tipped over £500k! See you on the other side folks and good luck to everyone else.

July 25th 2018 - £510,626 (+£10,707)

Congrats!

[hudsoncat]

I officially cracked $250,000 last month, but didn't come over from the other thread until now. I found the 100-250K thread fun to watch, so I'm in for the next stretch. I haven't saved as much in first half of 2018 as I had hoped (several medical and unexpected home repairs), but happy we have been able to cash flow all of the challenges we've faced. We still saved a ton of money in our set it and forget it retirement accounts, just not as much of our 'extra' money. Hopefully that changes from here on out!

6/30/18: $253,884
7/31/18: $264,666

[Imustacheyouaquestion]

Jul 2018     $250,737.17
Aug 2018  $258,326.17  +7589

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1AU7U1LTOW0D-_TiWUZJ7OSolSB_ULYQC2ZWSNW5hig0/edit#gid=0

[UnleashHell]

well.
Hi there.
I left you guys some time ago when i moved up to the next thread.

then got divorced! Its not good for the net worth.


sooooo here we go again

nov-17 (settlement day for the divorce).
$300K
May-18
$375K

its heading the right way.

that divorce shit is expensive. costs more than money too!!

Nov-17 - 300k
May-18  - 375k
July -18 - 400k



woot! that the net figure. my liquid is higher and the situation is complicated due to the divorce. I'm happy with the rate of increase though.

[jlcnuke]

1 January 2018   - $295,835.
1 April 2018        - $305,001.
1 May 2018        - $316,277.
1 June 2018        - $332,814.
1 July 2018 (ish)  - $330,715.

Spent some money on vacations and didn't have a great month in the markets...  here's hoping for better progress moving forward!

1 January 2018   - $295,835.
1 April 2018        - $305,001.
1 May 2018        - $316,277.
1 June 2018        - $332,814.
1 July 2018 (ish)  - $330,715.
1 August 2018     - $346,023.

Better this month.

[Mazzinator]

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
Mar 18- $287
April 18- $294
Missed a month..oops
June 18- $304

July 18- $316

[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
05/01/18 - $384,000
06/01/18 - $402,800
07/01/18 - $408,000
08/01/18 - $419,000

$514k Combined with SO. (graduating to the $500k->$1M thread)

[bigote2032]

Hello folks, I am joining this effort to make it to 500K.

I am not tracking net worth here since I am only considering my investments for FIRE.  If I consider my condo, my net worth would be more than a million but I am not selling the place for the next 20 years.

Here are the numbers:

11/30/2017   $228,503.37
12/31/2017   $237,592.34
1/31/2018       $254,582.33
2/28/2018       $257,732.67
3/31/2018       $265,481.54
4/30/2018       $269,342.61
5/31/2018       $277,950.05

6/30/2018  $285,254.10

A bit disappointed, added $9K this month but market did not help for a gain of $7K.  But hey, it's still positive!

11/30/2017  $228,503.37
12/31/2017  $237,592.34
1/31/2018    $254,582.33
2/28/2018    $257,732.67
3/31/2018    $265,481.54
4/30/2018    $269,342.61
5/31/2018    $277,950.05
6/30/2018    $285,254.10
7/31/2018    $299,199.64

Yayyyyyyy, that is more like it, good month in the market! Let's hope for an even better August folks!

[FIreDrill]

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
05/01/18 - $384,000
06/01/18 - $402,800
07/01/18 - $408,000
08/01/18 - $419,000

$514k Combined with SO. (graduating to the $500k->$1M thread)

Congrats!  It's cool to see the growth you have accomplished over the last 3 years.  Enjoy the trip to 1M!

[FIreDrill]

End of July update shows us gaining about 12k this last month.  Bring on August!


End Of
2013-Q4:                $41,032
2014-Q4:                $106,801          (+65,769)
2015-Q4:                $197,262          (+90,461)
2016-Q4:                $276,361          (+79,099)
2017-Q4:                $368,051          (+91,690)
2018-Q1:                $375,665          (+7,614)
2018-Q2:                $402,540          (+26,875)

Since last Q End:      $414,478          (+11,938)

[SpareChange]

Up $9,139.69, to $267,684.30. Heck yeah! Wasn't expecting that.

[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
Sept 1st: 296 
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 car and a new stove.. spendy month but 64.5k up for the year! :)
Feb 2nd: 330.5k
March 2nd:331k
April 4th: 326k market downturn, plus 4k flights
May 1st:333.5k
June 1st: 343.5k ($243.5 without condo)
July 3rd: 347.5
August 1st: 359.5k ($259.5 without condo)

[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
May 1: 332,943
June 1: 339,934
July 1: 341,553

August 1: 351,978 (398,820 with spouse)

A three paycheck month and a little overtime helped.

[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
5/1/2018: INV-$306,848.16    NW-$325,512.99
6/1/2018: INV-$317,738.59    NW-$335,673.14
7/1/2018: INV-$321,370.44    NW-$346,447.04
8/1/2018: INV-$339,398.86    NW-$360,632.60

Steady as she goes.

[SpareChange]

$514k Combined with SO. (graduating to the $500k->$1M thread)

Congrats! You're killing it!

[use2betrix]

Feb 1, 2016 - $90k
Apr 1, 2016 - $100k 
Jan 1, 2017 - $177k
Dec 1, 2017 - $187k
Jan 1, 2018 - $196k
Feb 1, 2018 - $214,462
Mar 1, 2018 - $225,651
Apr 1, 2018 - $238,764
May 1, 2018 -$251,725
June 1, 2018 - $265,145
July 1, 2018 - $272,423

Aug 1, 2018 - $277,896

I’m lucky my income is high because my spending has been complete garbage the last couple months. Some due to moving, some at no fault of my own, some just poor splurging and impulse buying. Hoping to get back on track in August, it’s a 3 paycheck month for me so I am hoping to be around $296,000 by Sep 1, then crest $300k in September no prob. Still aiming for $500k by early summer 2020.

[Jaayse]

April 15, 2017 -           164,900
May 1, 2017 -             ? (Lost info)
June 1, 2017 -            ? (Lost info)
July 1, 2017 -             180,808
August 10, 2017 -       189,280
September 1, 2017 -   193,727
October 1, 2017 -        209,968
November 1, 2017 -     220,602
December 1, 2017 -     225,918
January 1, 2018 -        232,213
February 1, 2018 -       245,447
March 1, 2018 -           242,789
April 1, 2018 -             246,140
May 1, 2018 -              318,398 (sold house)
June 1, 2018 -             328,870
July 1, 2018 -              342,159
August 1, 2018 -          354,936

Less than a year ago I moved to Italy, I didn't expect to be breaking 350k by this time at all!  On another positive note I get a $250 a month raise for being at over 6 years starting this month!

[Res Ipsa]

June 1, 2017:   $349,328
July 1, 2017:    $362,675
Aug. 1, 2017:   $373,748
Sept. 1, 2017:  $378,549
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
March 1, 2018:  $418,873
April 1, 2018:    $410,875
May 1, 2018:     $439,719
June 1, 2018:    $446,814
July 1, 2018:     $451,330
Aug. 1, 2018:    $469,413

[Woodro85]

Forgot to jump to this thread when I passed the $250k mark so will do now. Had a really good last year and starting to feel that snowball play a factor. My goal is to be over $500k within 2 years. I'm confident I can do it before that but I also have some household and educational expenses that will challenge me to get there. So August 1, 2020 = a half millionaire! Let's go!

August 1, 2018 - $393,286

[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
May 1 2018: $315,634.59
Jun 1 2018: $337,046.55
July 1 2018: $340,399.63
Aug 1 2018: $363,304.76

Big jump this month! Company stock has been on a tear the past month or so (would probably be even higher if FB hadn't tanked the tech sector, thanks jerks). But more significantly, I sold my condo for a nice profit, and did it without a realtor so it kept the fees real low.

[mntnmn117]

Didn't discover MM till last year. Getting down on the baddassity! Shooting to graduate to 500k Oct 2020.

1/1/2010 - $18,710
1/1/2011 - $37,365
1/1/2012 - $58,229
1/1/2013 - $77,252
1/1/2014 - $125,278
1/1/2015 - $163,006
1/1/2016 - $186,872
1/1/2017 - $223,938
1/1/2018 - $305,434
8/1/2018 - $357,316