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I had some housing expenses like furniture, minor repairs, and painting which brought down my checking account this month. Luckily it wasn’t anything too expensive so it’s just a temporary setback, and the market made sure to cancel out those minor losses this month.
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Spending and expenses are leveling out now with mortgage payments, utilities, and everything else involved with owning a house. I received a nice bonus this month which contributed to the large increase, and the stock market is really recovering which is also part of the overall increase. Going forward, I’ll
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My retirement estimate for April 2021 is based on March’s net worth. I was able to surpass December’s all-time high last month, so I’m hoping these are my best numbers yet. I do expect these to flatten out as time passes though, as my housing expenses going forward will have
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It’s the first month that I’ve had to make a mortgage payment, but my finances are continuing to do well. I got a nice boost from the market this month and also increased my cash to build back up the emergency fund. Probably even more critical now when owning a
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My retirement estimate for March 2021 is based on February’s net worth. Last month was a bit of a rebound for my cash accounts, with a nice increase in my investments. I’m still off from the all-time high, but I’m expecting this estimation to show good results this month.
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