Net Worth Statement - March 1 2007

Posted March 1, 2007 by Chuck Posted in: Net Worth

Taxable Accounts:

$8,862.65 - Liquid Savings - 5.05% APY HSBC Savings Account
$14,081.16 - Stocks - Misc. Direct Investments
$5,814.55 - Stocks - Ameritrade Izone
$3,006.56 - Stocks - Zecco
$2,559.82 - Bonds - TreasuryDirect

$34,324.74 TOTAL

Retirement Savings:

$14,783.11 - ROTH IRA - Vanguard
$2,203.73 - ROTH IRA - Scottrade
$38,379.63 - 401K - T. Rowe Price

$55,366.47 TOTAL

Debts

$3,428.24 - Student Loan - AES (3.625%)
$7,665.00 - Credit Card BT - Discover (0%)
$7,519.00 - Credit Card BT - Citi (0%)

$18,612.24 TOTAL

Housing / Automobiles

$270,017.51 - Mortgage - Countrywide
$339,900.00 - Approximate Home Value
$11,065.00 - Approximate Car Value - Edmunds.com

$80,974.49 - TOTAL (Approximate Equity)

Networth Breakdown

Assets $ Diff % Diff
Cash $8,863 ($988) -10.03 %
Stocks $22,902 ($1,917) -7.72 %
Bonds $2,560 $6 0.23 %
Retirement $55,366 $357 0.65 %
Home $339,500 $0 0.00 %
Cars $11,065 ($65) -0.58 %
Total Assets $440,256 ($2,607) -0.59 %
       
Debts $ Diff % Diff
Home Mortgage(s) $270,017 ($639) -0.24 %
Student Loans $3,428 ($41) -1.18 %
Credit Card $15,184 ($270) -1.75 %
Total Debts $288,629 ($950) -0.33 %
 
Net Worth $151,627 ($1,657) -1.08 %

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Summary

I’m sure like most of us in the market I got killed on Tuesday with the big crash. I couldn’t bear to see how much my portfolio actually went down monetary wise but it was around 5%. I’m a market optimist though and think it will return to its previous levels. Other than that nothing major either way happened.

Monthly Goals

I didn’t finish last months goal of completing my taxes so that looms this month. The home office deduction I usually take is a mess since of my move and I have to split expenses and earnings between the two properties.

The wedding is also looming dangerously close so I need to build up some extra reserves in the warchest for that.







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