Increasing your Net Worth
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Discovering "matched betting" on this very forum in 2005.3
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KoalaK32 said:What’s the best financial decision you’ve made that helped boost your net worth?
Also, what tool do you use to keep track of your net worth?
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Pay as little interest as possible.2
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Leaving a safe modest salary to do the same thing but in control and on my own.
Spotting a gap in the market.
Being useful, available and making good friends with decision makers.
Doing something well and not being afraid to charge a premium for it.
I use a spreadsheet to track everything.0 -
Starting life over.
Tracking everything on spreadsheets.Mortgage started 2020, aiming to clear it in 2026.0 -
KoalaK32 said:What’s the best financial decision you’ve made that helped boost your net worth?
Plus £300,000 so far, touch wood.0 -
KoalaK32 said:What’s the best financial decision you’ve made that helped boost your net worth? Also, what tool do you use to keep track of your net worth?Remember the saying: if it looks too good to be true it almost certainly is.2
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Starting to track my monthly income/spending, net saving, and wealth in Excel and then Google Sheets. I actually look forward to the start/end of each month to see where I'm upto.
I used to keep budgets but I find I'm not a big spender anyway. If I notice overspend one month it's on my mind the whole of the next.
Deciding I wanted a career instead of just a job.
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musehead said:Discovering "matched betting" on this very forum in 2005.
Best two situations was I found some odd Greek football correct score’s at 2 to lay, but only made £500 from that and a 25/1 that came in on a really crap bookie that I significantly underpaid to de risk if it came in.
It’s probably a good thing the board here closed. It was getting too popular and offers dried up.
Favourite bookie has to be 365 with its 4/1 offers.1 -
Taking critical illness cover, after 14 payments we were able to claim a 6 figure sum.
Details are all in my head, really need to put it in a spreadsheetMake £2023 in 2023 (#36) £3479.30/£2023
Make £2024 in 2024...0
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