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terri77

I am 47, single, no kids. I am a health care professional. I feel that I'm generally a very good saver and a not so good budgeter - hence the credit card debt payoff I worked through in 2020.

My personal finance goals for 2024:

1. Contribute maximum to Thrift Savings Plan. This is a recurring goal that I’ve accomplished every year since 2008.

2. Contribute maximum to Roth IRA. This is a recurring goal that I’ve accomplished every year since 2001.

3. Pay off credit cards. Completed January 2021. Now the strategy is to pay off my credit cards monthly with no balance carryover.

4. Build up emergency & long-term savings. I completed my initial goal in April 2021. I have 3-6 months of expenses saved at this time & I continue to save for my next car purchase, which is hopefully many years away. I use high yield savings and CDs.

5. Invest in brokerage account. I started with the proceeds from selling my condo & have added monthly. This account is for a future down payment when I purchase a home again.

6. Give to church monthly. I attend two churches right now so I alternate my monthly offerings.

7. Give to charity monthly. Food banks are my preferred charity to give to. I have automated my charitable donations at work to give with my biweekly paychecks.

8. Apply for promotions as they become available. Right now I’m very happy in my current position, so this isn’t much of a goal currently. I have received several raises, I enjoy the work I do, & the people I work with…I’m very happy to stay where I am.

9. New goal for 2024! Build new home with $100k down. This will be funded from my brokerage account & cash savings. 🏡

May 2025 Net Worth

June 3rd, 2025 at 09:24 am

TSP $1,315,805

IRA $387,414

Brokerage $11,077

Investments Subtotal $1,714,296

Home Equity $140,000

Savings $5,530

May 2025 Net Worth $1,859,826

April 2025 Net Worth $1,761,972

Monthly Loss/Gain $97,854

I am depleting my savings to pay off debt this month. It makes me nervous to see the balance go so low, but debt makes me nervous as well.

Posted in Debt diet, Net Worth, Debt | 3 Comments »

3 Responses to “May 2025 Net Worth”

LifeBalance Says:
June 4th, 2025 at 08:34 pm 1749069258
1749069258

You're in good shape! Do what makes you sleep at night.
PatientSaver Says:
June 6th, 2025 at 12:22 am 1749169349
1749169349

I'm impressed with your net worth. It would have killed me to continue working a few more years (just really tired of the politics the rules, etc.) but even if I had, I'm not sure I could have ever reached that amount. Awesome job.
LivingAlmostLarge Says:
June 8th, 2025 at 07:54 pm 1749412443
1749412443

Sometimes it makes it mentally easier to have no debt and less of a portfolio than being dependent on portfolio returns to pay the portfoliol

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