Around this time last year, I did a quick estimate of my net worth just for fun and curiosity sake. Although it didn't paint a 100% accurate picture of my wealth (or the lack of it), it is still fairly accurate.
So this year I am going to do a quick assessment again. I have actually wanted to do it several days back but I didn't have time to log in to write this post until now.
I might do this on an annual basis since I find it quite motivating to me at least.
Again, this is a back-of-the-envelope calculation.
I might do this on an annual basis since I find it quite motivating to me at least.
Again, this is a back-of-the-envelope calculation.
All figures are based on point of writing (14 July 2020 5.20 pm).
Insurance Cash Value: $105k
Investments: $131k
CPF: $178k
Singlife: $10k
Singlife: $10k
Cash 1: $15k
Cash 2: $140k
Property Value (50%): $250k
Watch: $8k
Housing Loan (50%): ($25k)
Car Loan: ($52k)
CC Bill: ($1k)
CC Bill: ($1k)
Net Worth: $759k
I have excluded the car related values such as PARF and COE rebate.
I
bought my watch at $8k+ about 9 years back. Current price for the same
watch is around $11k. I have used the purchased price for my net worth
calculations.
I guess I am not doing too badly. At least the figure is higher than last year and I'm glad it's not in negative territory.
Still can't retire yet. Work hard JASS. Work hard.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteAs long as the networth keeps increasing (regardless of the amount), it's in the right direction.
WTK
I think you're holding on to too much cash, it can be better utilized.
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