April Networth
With the massive spending happening this past month, I did not expect to see even a penny of growth. Maybe this is because I am more used to paying interest then receiving it.
- I knew that we had bottomed out on my College Balancer account, after I made the final payment for our oldest child.
- I kept and keep on finding Quicken being a sneaky toad and double entering loan payments - I think I have rectified the accounts for now anyway.
- Clothes - man did we shop for clothes this month. I feel the heat from my charge cards as each purchase was made. I think it has been since Christmas that the cards had this much activity.
- Prom - should I even tally this anymore? Kids cost - no if's, and's or buts about it. All in the name of creating a memory for my children - something I do not have.
You can check out the changes in wealth at Networth IQ. What they amount to is:
- .74% increase in Net overall ($4776)
- .43% increase in Assets ($4691)
- .02% decrease in Liabilities (-$85)
There were no contributes to retirement this month. Instead I decided to secure our cash position first. With the rationalization that funding the annual bills and expenses first will ward off financing the balances. And I will have the last quarter, if not longer, to invest in the IRA's.
1 comments:
I paid $50 to download Quicken and feel like a sucker. It doesn't even interface with half my accounts, the securities are always whack. I can't even imagine using Quicken for taxes.
I'm sticking to a monthly accounting in Excel (well, Google docs so it never goes away).
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