FatStacks' Net Worth for December 2023


Assets Value Change ($) Change (%)
Cash $5,700 $1,600 39.02%
Stocks $56 $3 5.66%
Company equity $35,625 - -
HSA $20,550 $993 5.08%
Cars $41,927 ($8,511) (16.87%)
Home $210,000 - -
Cryptocurrency $32,434 $8,700 36.66%
Roth IRA $245 $11 4.70%
401k - Traditional $349,766 $19,831 6.01%
401k - Roth $23,937 $637 2.73%
401k - Trad. (spouse) $20,432 $1,184 6.15%
Profit Sharing (spouse) $60,747 $2,477 4.25%
Boat $58,200 - -
$859,619 $26,925 3.23%
 
Debts Value Change ($) Change (%)
Home Mortgage (15yr 3%) $105,209 ($649) (0.61%)
Student Loans (2.8%) $3,353 ($137) (3.93%)
CC (0% pay off evry mnth) $0 ($355) -
Car Loan (72mo 3.82%) $43,050 ($850) (1.94%)
Furniture (0%) $6,472 ($118) (1.79%)
HELOC (8.25%) $40,000 ($2,000) (4.76%)
Total Debts $198,084 ($4,109) (2.03%)
Net Worth $661,535 $31,034 4.92%
*All values shown in USD ($)
Notes:
December-specific notes:
Side income paid for new tires on one of our vehicles ($2000) and put $2000 towards our HELOC.
529: $64,513.46
FICO: 891 (out of 900), spouse 854

=====Annual End-of-year stuff=====
2023 was a challenging year financially and emotionally. We had an appliance failure, major home improvement expense (due to appliance failure), boat engine failure, and the unexpected loss of a friend's life and one of our parents :(

2023 Personal Savings Rate: 11.43%. Weak.
401k: We only put in $14k in this year. Weak.
HSA: Maxed contributions (although we had some expenses come out as well).

End-of-year Net Worth target was $509,490 (according to my December 2009 master Excel retirement plan thingy) and we came in at $661,535.
While we're technically "ahead of plan", that plan is severely outdated. It had yearly targets which led up to a retirement goal of $2.94M @ 65 years old. It didn't account for inflation, or actual expenses. It was a stake-in-the-ground number based solely on market returns.

I've since run a bunch of calculations taking inflation into account, and expenses. Our new target is, unfortunately, much higher at $4.51M. I have new yearly target numbers (working backward from $4.51M) and we have a long way to go. At our current pace of saving, we have to nail 10% returns for the next 20 years.
That's quite optimistic, but not unattainable. We'll figure it out as we go, haha.

2024 Goal: Still looking for a steady side-gig that can bring in extra income.
2024 End-of-year Net Worth target: $723,163

Other notes: I depreciated our cars' values using KBB Trade-in values.

Comments

12/27/2023 9:48:25 AM FatStacks
Hug your friends and family. Tell them you love them.
12/30/2023 9:02:29 AM mydogwantsmetoretire
Great words!