Building Wealth, Strength, and Character
I started tracking my net worth back in April 2018. With some help from Personal Capital, I can see my net worth from 4 years ago was -10,000. Since that time, I finished my Bachelor’s and Master’s and completed my first year as a Primary Care PA. In November of this year, (11/10/2022 to be […]
We have been slacking quite a bit on this blog in the recent months, only due to some very exciting developments! Sharon started a per diem job at the company which she worked at as her very first job in the healthcare field, and which may possibly turn into a full time position. Colin has […]
As of October 5th, 2022. My net worth is -6694. A 9124 increase since I last posted an update in July. This is how it is currently distributed. Checking: Current Value: 2758 Change from last July: -2896 High Yield Savings: Current Value: 4615 Change from July: +2262 403(b): Current Value: 17415 Change from July: +6353 […]
As of July, 1st 2022. My net worth is -15818. A 3211 increase from last month. This is how it is currently distributed. Checking: Current Value: 5654 Change from last month: +783 High Yield Savings: Current Value: 2353 Change from last month: +751 403(b): Current Value: 11062 Change from last month: +993 ROTH IRA: Current […]
As of June, 1st 2022. My net worth is -19029. A 4766 increase from last month. This is how it is currently distributed. Checking: Current Value: 5037 Change from last month: -783 High Yield Savings: Current Value: 1602 Change from last month: +750 403(b): Current Value: 10069 Change from last month: +2028 ROTH IRA: Current […]
As of May, 1st 2022. My net worth is -23795. This is how it is currently distributed. Checking: Current Value: 5820 Change from last month: N/A High Yield Savings: Current Value: 852 Change from last month: N/A 403(b): Current Value: 8041 Change from last month: N/A ROTH IRA: Current Value: 19738 Change from last month: […]
Sharon and I graduated with our Master’s in 2021. There were a few months of delay in starting our careers due to the credentialing process. We filled that gap with working summer jobs which allowed us to stave off any further debt while getting some spending money. Now we are coming up on 1 year […]
