Penny For My Thoughts

Assets
ING-$11,994.14
Roth- $6231.79
SIP-$419.20
Emigrant-$5259.46
401K-$2678.7
Total  Assets-$26,583.29
Debts
Federal Student Loan-$12,510.20
Car-$4145.54
Total Debts: $16,655.74
Net worth $9,927.55
I’m happy this month because my net worth has gone up since last month, plus compared to this time last year my Networth is up about $11,000.

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Assets:
ING 11632.59
Roth 5635.28
Emigrant $5,246.27
SIP $312.82
401K $2,454.36
Debts:
Student loan $12,624.86
Car $4,348.97
Networth-$8,307.49
I have now been keeping tabs on my networth in an Excel speadsheet for one year. Last year my networth was -$4,937.46.

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It comes twice a year, it being the statement from an OBRA (state retirement plan) I contributed to while I was a substitute teacher. It’s $50, which isn’t anything to sneeze at (although, clearly I don’t even bother including it in my networth). Trouble is, because it’s a “governmental” plan, I can’t […]

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July 1 networth
Assests:  ING $11,403.91, down from 12857.23.  Not thrilling, but at least I have savings to pay emergency bills and not credit cards, right?
Roth: $5,523.73 , up from 5459.54
Emigrant: $5,234.20, up from 5222.54
SIP $306.78, up from $270.53
401K $2,316.57 , down from $2,322.90
Debts:
Student loan $12,743.78, down from $12,854.39
Car loan 4,563.25, down from  $5,171.62
So my Networth […]

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June 1 Networth
Assets:
ING 12857.23, up from 11, 365.88 in May
Emigrant direct 5,222.54, up from 5,210.52 in May
Stock investment plan $270.53, up from $244.95 in May
401K $2,322.90, up from $2,065.39 in May
Debts:
Student loan $12,854.39, down from 12969.33 in May.
Car loan $5171.62,  down from $5,511.96 in May.
So my Networth is $8,106.73

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Net worth calculations for May 1, 2008:
ING savings $11,365.88 (down from $12,479.79 in April)
Roth $5,330.80 (up from $4,654.09 in April, although I made a contribution in there)
401K: $2,065.39 (up from $1,805.44 in april)
Stock investment plan $244.95 ( up from $181.3 in April)
Liabilities:
Student loan $12, 969.33 (down from $13, 127.39)
Car loan $5, 511.96 (up from $5351.76)
So […]

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