But at least my student loans also continue to decrease. And my DH's new job definitely increased our prospective networth so all in all it was an okay month.
My new net worth is -$103,579! Have I mentioned I CAN'T WAIT until I'm not in the negative six figures anymore? It's so close I can taste it! I'm not even the poorest person on Networth IQ in my age bracket anymore. There are 17 people poorer than me! NB: Most of them are also lawyers.
Here are the stats:
Here are the stats:
Cash: Not tracking as all our cash is joint right now.
Retirement: My 457 account balance stands at $9,861. I have approximately $5859 in my pension (refundable until vested). And finally I have approximately $1000 in my Roth I.R.A. but the statement only comes quarterly so who knows if that's gone up. This makes for a grand total of $16,720 saved for retirement.
Student Loans: These are at the LOWEST THEY'VE EVER BEEN at a whopping $119,009!
Credit Card: All of our debts are joint debts now so this number is misleading but they will all be paid off within 4-5 months now that we are working together.
Retirement: My 457 account balance stands at $9,861. I have approximately $5859 in my pension (refundable until vested). And finally I have approximately $1000 in my Roth I.R.A. but the statement only comes quarterly so who knows if that's gone up. This makes for a grand total of $16,720 saved for retirement.
Student Loans: These are at the LOWEST THEY'VE EVER BEEN at a whopping $119,009!
Credit Card: All of our debts are joint debts now so this number is misleading but they will all be paid off within 4-5 months now that we are working together.
1 comment:
Congrats on chipping down the amount on your student loans. It's hard to have a long-term perspective, but you've been brave!
karla
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