FatStacks' Net Worth for July 2024


Assets Value Change ($) Change (%)
Cash $5,541 $1,249 29.10%
Stock (taxable brokerage) $71 - -
Company equity $30,000 - -
HSA $25,857 ($259) (0.99%)
Cars (2005 & 2019) $41,927 - -
Home $210,000 - -
Cryptocurrency $29,716 ($284) (0.95%)
Roth IRA $7,840 $122 1.58%
Roth IRA (spouse) $1,092 $1,092 -
401k - Traditional $402,971 $16,033 4.14%
401k - Roth $27,348 $959 3.63%
401k - Trad. (spouse) $24,087 $794 3.41%
Profit Sharing (spouse) $66,851 $391 0.59%
Boat $58,200 - -
$931,501 $20,097 2.21%
 
Debts Value Change ($) Change (%)
Home Mortgage (15yr 3%) $100,621 ($661) (0.65%)
Student Loans (2.8%) $2,403 ($134) (5.28%)
CC (0% pay off evry mnth) $3,780 $3,780 -
Car Loan (72mo 3.82%) $37,048 ($860) (2.27%)
Furniture (0%) $4,253 ($317) (6.94%)
HELOC (7.75%) $45,000 - -
Total Debts $193,105 $1,808 0.95%
Net Worth $738,396 $18,289 2.54%
*All values shown in USD ($)
Notes:
Opened up a Roth IRA for my spouse.

529: $70,877
FICO: 880/865 for myself/spouse (out of 900)


- Had a great 4th of July weekend spent with friends. Half rain, half insane sun (out on friend's boat). Perfect night for fireworks. Pitched in $40 for boat gas (even though my friend doesn't expect it, nor care) but I know it's appreciated.

- Went camping with family the following weekend. $220 for the campground/parking and then spent a bunch on food & drink/game room/shopping/excursions/etc.

- We cancelled one of our annual summer boating trips due to the boat being broke . Replaced it with a quick weekend getaway with childhood friends/spouses followed immediately by a mid-week trip to Wisconsin Dells. ~$2k on the credit card for that.

- $1,800 of credit card is for upcoming August vacation lodging that we're splitting with friends so we're only on the hook for half.

I like to pay off credit cards before the end of the month so it shows up as $0 on here, but this month will have to rollover. I'll still pay them off before interest kicks in.

Comments

7/21/2024 6:01:39 PM FatStacks
CrowdStrike and now the Biden announcement. Lots to process.