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Thanks MFD1
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Congratulations! All the more amazing in context of your sig, shows how hard you've worked to get there.2023: the year I get to buy a car1
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I like SSS's sig, it's a great example of a virtuous circle1
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Thanks KC and Ed
Virtuous circle, I like the sound of that
Just plodding along now until payday... The last two thirds of each month tend to be pretty boring financially!1 -
Today WILL be a no spend day, I've already summed up the May spends...
In May we spent:
£1529.69 on bills (running our home and two cars)
£326.11 on weekly shops (food, cleaning products, toiletries, nappies, etc)
£408.68 on everything else
The bills figure includes our £828.48pm accelerated mortgage repayment and insurance for one of the cars for a year.
Net worth update day tomorrow1 -
Those are good figures, SSS, well done again!
Can I ask a favour? I notice you already read the first post I made today, on my diary - can I ask you to pop back and read the second, and comment if necessary? At the end of it, I've listed 3 action points to jiggle around the money and get it earning more, within the next year.
**bats eyelids**2023: the year I get to buy a car1 -
Thanks KC
Popped over to your thread last night, glad to see I was of some help! :beer:
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Mucho gracias :T :A2023: the year I get to buy a car1
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[SIZE=2][FONT=Courier New] CURRENTVALUE +/-MTH +/-QTR House Value: [COLOR=Blue]£125,000.00[/COLOR] £0.00 £0.00 Cash: [COLOR=Blue]£43,114.61[/COLOR] -£35.28 -£2,188.96 Pensions: [COLOR=Blue]£69,478.24[/COLOR] £2,638.81 £3,534.67 Car Value: [COLOR=Blue]£15,445.00[/COLOR] -£525.00 -£1,155.00 S&S: [COLOR=Blue]£18,567.37[/COLOR] £1,472.71 £3,373.78 Mortgage: [COLOR=DarkRed]-£19,426.93[/COLOR] £740.51 £2,217.62 Due to HMRC: [COLOR=DarkRed]-£494.41 [/COLOR] £41.49 -£24.55 Student Loan: [COLOR=DarkRed]-£732.19[/COLOR] -£7.16 £1,263.10 [B]Total: £250,951.69 £4,326.08 £7,020.66[/B][/FONT][/SIZE]
83.7% of the way to 300k net worth (2020 challenge), 15.5% mortgage ltv, £41,760.64 beyond mortgage neutral in liquid assets, 15.3% financially independent.
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Wow, what a month!
Pensions and S&S have performed wonderfully. Car depreciation was particularly bad last month, but not bad enough to take the shine off May
Net Worth has crossed the quarter of a million mark :j Roughly split 50/50 between house value and everything else
Another nice couple of milestones achieved this month - we are now over 40k ahead of mortgage neutral in liquid assets, and are over 15% of the way to FI at a 4% withdrawal rate.
Net Worth increased by pretty much double our net income in May. If I didn't have all the figures in black and white in front of me I wouldn't believe it!0 -
Quarter of a million? Now there's some walking around money, well done SSS1
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