November Snapshot
December 2, 2008
| Retirement Savings | Rollover IRA: $1,052 Roth IRA: $4,189 401(a): $4,168 403(b): $11,655 Total: $ 21,604 (21,409) |
| Emergency Savings | Catastrophe: $ 20,000 (19,743) Problem Cushion: $794 |
| Short Term Goals | Car Maintenance: $711 Car Insurance: $1,809 Travel/Con: $512 Taxes: $3,507 Moving: $15 Total: $ 6,554 (6,124) |
| Long Term Goals | House Down Payment: $101 |
| Investment Loans | Prosper-ish: $12,630 Personal Loan: $5,000 Savings Bond: $357 (current accrued value) Total: $17,998 (17,997) |
| Total Assets | Non-Liquid: $21,604 Semi-Liquid: $17,998 Liquid: $20,794 Expense Acct: $6,160 Goals Savings: $6,554 Total: $ 73,110 (71,686) |
| Debt and Liabilities | Truck: $2,743 AX: $177 Citi: $154 Citi 2: $1,306 Chase: $335 Rent: $1,360 Total: $6,075 (5,604) |
| Net Worth | $67,035 (66,082) |
Surprisingly, there was a bit of gain this month, and that can be attributed to much lower gas prices (down from a high of $400/mo to about $200/mo) and a few uncommonly low utility bills, unexpected strength in the bonds of the Roth, and a steady infusion of overtime income. I’ll take what I can get for now as none of the four should be relied upon.
The car insurance came due so I charged it on the PremierPass to clear out as many of my Flight points as possible before they change the card to a CitiBusiness. It’ll be paid off forthwith as the money’s sitting pretty in the Insurance money account.
I have my fingers crossed that getting rid of the truck today will go smoothly.
What a great net worth overview!
Now that I .. HAVE net worth, I should really keep better track of all that stuff. š
Ok, starting 2009..