retireby50's Net Worth for April 2013

Assets	Value	Change ($)	Change (%)
Cash	$1,637	($944)	(36.57%)
Stocks	$20,926	$69	0.33%
Bonds	$0	-	-
Annuities	$0	-	-
Retirement	$88,217	($230)	(0.26%)
Home	$0	-	-
Other Real Estate	$0	-	-
Cars	$15,000	-	-
Personal Property	$0	-	-
Other Assets	$4,208	$853	25.42%
Total Assets	$129,988	($252)	(0.19%)

Debts	Value	Change ($)	Change (%)
Home Mortgage(s)	$0	-	-
Other Mortgage(s)	$0	-	-
Student Loans	$0	-	-
Credit Cards	$45,305	($2,992)	(6.20%)
Car Loans	$0	-	-
Other Debts	$0	-	-
Total Debts	$45,305	($2,992)	(6.20%)
Net Worth	$84,683	$2,740	3.34%
^*All values shown in USD ($)

Notes:
Markets have been doing very well, but I am still continuing to chip away at my debt/my mother's debt. My goal is to get rid of my smallest balance (~5,400) before the end of the year and role those payments into my larger credit card payments. I finished reading How to Retire the Cheapskate Way by Jeff Yeager at the PX. It was a quick, easy read that I enjoyed reading very much. It is definitely a book worth reading again as I get closer to retirement age.

Notes:

Markets have been doing very well, but I am still continuing to chip away at my debt/my mother's debt. My goal is to get rid of my smallest balance (~5,400) before the end of the year and role those payments into my larger credit card payments. I finished reading How to Retire the Cheapskate Way by Jeff Yeager at the PX. It was a quick, easy read that I enjoyed reading very much. It is definitely a book worth reading again as I get closer to retirement age.

retireby50's Net Worth for April 2013

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