kinless' Net Worth for August 2024


Assets Value Change ($) Change (%)
Cash $118,910 $3,000 2.59%
ULI Total Value $11,930 $6 0.05%
Retirement $387,954 $10,317 2.73%
Home $854,000 $6,000 0.71%
Other Real Estate $470,000 $1,000 0.21%
Cars $2,100 - -
Personal Property $27,500 $3,500 14.58%
Other Assets $6 - -
$1,872,400 $23,823 1.29%
 
Debts Value Change ($) Change (%)
Home Mortgage(s) $205,229 ($846) (0.41%)
Other Mortgage(s) $237,971 ($501) (0.21%)
Credit Cards $9,756 $506 5.47%
Car Loans $0 - -
Other Debts $35,000 - -
Total Debts $487,956 ($841) (0.17%)
Net Worth $1,384,444 $24,664 1.81%
*All values shown in USD ($)
Notes:
August was even crazier than July in terms of volatility, but once again everyone somehow ended up on top. I can't imagine how much longer that can go on. There's gotta be a breaking point in there somewhere.

The new SLR camera is now in hand, which adds to personal property. I bought an adaptor in order to use existing lens, since all the new glass is crazy expensive. There are some old lens I plan on selling, just to recoup a little bit of cost.

I kept credit card spending under control, although I did have to shell out some money to fix a broken garage door. Pesky unexpected home expenses! Also finished up repairs at the rental so I'm hoping that's the last of it for a while. Credit card debt should drop generously in September.

One of my freelance prospects have been paid out. I have one more pending for the year, which will be enough to cover the computer I'll likely be purchasing in November. Getting a new ride next year, however, may be a little bit trickier. A call in to my insurance revealed it would cost $360-475/month for full coverage of a 2025 model SUV (and that's with a good driving record and low miles). No wonder new car sales are down! It may not be until December 2025 during a sale event that I pick one up (and maybe not even then, depending where I'm at by that point).

The biggest accomplishment is hitting $500k in liquid net worth. It may drop back under for a bit while I pay off credit cards, but if markets hold for the rest of the year, I should close out 2024 above the mark. That's all I got!

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