Post your Net Worth and Age

[Anonymous No.556970]

Subtract all debt

24 - 100k

[Anonymous No.556979]

23 years old. No debt.
27k in stocks, 10k emergency fund, 3k cash.

networth €40k.
I have a year to catch up with you :)
Anyone else thinking all the time "if I had started earlier, then..." - I wasted so much money.

[Anonymous No.556982]

>>556979
I had a chance to become a millionaire with the bitcoin bubbles and I keep kicking myself in the head over it.

[Anonymous No.556984]

>21
>College debt 10k
>bank 8k
>unemployed since March (voluntarily)
>living with momeh

[Anonymous No.556985]

21 - $54k
no debt

[Anonymous No.556986]

23

1.25mm :3

[Anonymous No.556987]

27
$1.3M

[Anonymous No.556989]

25 $-3000

[Anonymous No.556995]

>>556984
Use most of your cash to pay down your debt. Less interest brah

[Anonymous No.556999]

>>556995
Depending on the interest rate of the loan (Fedloans are hilariously low.), it may be more advantageous for him to stick to the payment plan and invest his money.

This is exactly why the wealthy often finance when they have the means to pay cash.

[Anonymous No.557005]

>>556999
Agreed. Make your cash work for you.

[Anonymous No.557009]

I just redid my YNAB file too.

21

I've knocked out about 15k in the past 4 months of that car loan alone.

[Anonymous No.557028]

[Anonymous No.557032]

37. About 50k eur in cash and 50k eur in mutual funds.

[Anonymous No.557033]

36. ~100k USD in investment accounts

[Anonymous No.557037]

19
about -20k
student loans/credit card debt

[Anonymous No.557041]

>>556970
26 - 100k

[Anonymous No.557051]

27 - 72.5k

40k cash
3k gold
12k 401k
5k stocks
6k car
6.5k moto

[Anonymous No.557052]

>>557051
Why is such a big portion in cash?

[Anonymous No.557053]

How do we count assets held by companies we own and control?

[Anonymous No.557054]

>>557051
+ 30k stuffs in the Apmt (guns, ammo, turntables, electronics, wine, scotch, cigars, etc.)

So 100k liquid after 1-2 weeks

[Anonymous No.557058]

>>557052
3k monthly budget (high cost of living city, 2k and change for rent/bills/food every month) = solid 1+ year emergency fund.

The max I would be out of work is less than 2 months (highly skilled software engineer) but the large amount helps me sleep well every night. I can also take advantage of deals should they arise.

All surplus $ is now saved and invested every 2 months from my checking account. Currently 2k sitting there

[Anonymous No.557059]

>>557053
>How do we count assets held by companies we own and control?
You don't, obviously. You value the ownership interest itself (e.g., the stock) at FMV. If you don't know how do that, then don't bother posting.

[Anonymous No.557064]

>>556970
32
100k debt

[Anonymous No.557065]

>>557059
kinda, for the sake of shares you record it at the FMV the day you bought it, then you record the sale again at FMV, this will give you a gain or loss. Sometimes the goverment will give you a period of a few months to pick a vluation fate for your stock in cases of estate planning.

[Anonymous No.557066]

>>557065
Huh? This is a thread about net worth, not capital gains.

[Anonymous No.557068]

30, married, joint net worth around $300k. about half is home equity, half is liquid.

[Anonymous No.557075]

>>557059
This. If there is no market for your stock from which you can discern the FMV, there are a number of valuation methodologies that can be applied. There are a lot of nuances to the valuation process, which is why people generally pay private company valuation experts to determine the price when it is necessary.

[Anonymous No.557083]

>>556995
Nah man interest is <2% a year cause its student loans, ima keep that shit as long as possible and pay the estimated 30k (total bachelor+masters tuition: Quebec Canada) when it'll be worthless in 15 years

[Anonymous No.557088]

24

22,000 cash

4,000 car

Trying to build a portfolio now.

[Anonymous No.557105]

18 - 30k

[Anonymous No.557108]

with the average debt of 29k after college it's hard to believe that so many of you in your early 20s have such savings

>23, 5k

[Anonymous No.557110]

23

>10k cash
>3000 car

[Anonymous No.557114]

24 years old

- 10k cash
- 10k worth of stuff (resale price)
- 0 debt

I only really became money conscious this year when I realised that I want to stop fucking around and wasting time working in a dead-end job. Hopefully I'll have more to show by 25. Also my parents are moderately wealthy and I can expect to inherit $300 - $400K one day after it's all split up between the family. Don't know how to factor this in to net worth.

[Anonymous No.557116]

>>557114
Its still good that you disclosed it

[Anonymous No.557117]

>>557108
Everyone is lying for from wealthy families. Pretty straight forward.

[Anonymous No.557137]

27 years old

~4k in checking
~1k in silver
~3k in guns/ammo

I have roughly equal amounts of debt as I have money in checking but 0% Apr for another year on all of it

I am actually graduating this year with a bachelors in Software Engineering even though I am weak programmer

I did manage to pay for school year by year on my own ( helped that I live at home, and mom helped me pay for a few semesters)

I feel like a failure sometimes, but other times I feel like I gained a lot of wisdom from my experiences and made some great relationships/friendships over the years as a part time worker/student

Most I've ever made as an hourly rate has been $19 but I buy/sell stuff on the side.... but yea I sometimes get discouraged when I see threads like this, bit then I also get encouraged at the same time....

hope I can get a decent paying job so I can repay my family andmybe start to be more of a benefit to society in general

[Anonymous No.557139]

>>557137
Programming is a super-power anon. Even the weakest programmer is leagues ahead of the general population. You just need to find someone to impress who will hire you.

Also, practice makes perfect. I'm just starting to get good after 4 years of solid work. Feels pretty natural now. I don't even see the code anymore.

[Anonymous No.557142]

28

£35,000

only asset is a £7,000 car

[Anonymous No.557143]

22
8k in savings, 7k in stock, 1k checking
No debt

[Anonymous No.557146]

>>557108
20
10k
Live frugal and having simple needs does a lot

[Anonymous No.557161]

>>557108

No shit.

Where do you think you are?

[Anonymous No.557169]

>>557108
I'm >>556979
Belgian education, it's cheap.
+scholarship when I studied abroad
+money I got gifted somehow amounts to half my net worth, I'll expand on that

5k "moving out support" from parents
5k from grandparents, putting aside money every month since my birth. Since a few years back my grandmother started giving me €25/month.
7k from Aphilion Q2 my father put money in for each of his children
sudden extra 7k because of some tax stuff my parents didn't want the money from (got money from the goverment because my sibling was misdiagnosed a retard, lol)
Parents paid my rent for four years.
Now there's a yearly ~€500 from birthday/christmas gifts from family members.
Got €5/week pocket money. After my 18th they increased it every month, now it's €165.
Family isn't rich, but they get tax advantages for supporting children, so all the money I get (rent/pocket money) is actually money from the goverment.
So there you have me being a spoilt kid.
The bad thing about being spoilt is that I kept spending most of it until I stopped being dumb and I despise myself for it.

I knew a few filthy rich kids too, who got €100 a week pocket money at 16, complained it wasn't enough, but if you asked them what they needed it for, they couldn't remember what they spent it on. Eating out? Nope, parents pay. Clothes? Nope, parents pay. Phone? Nope, parents pay.
One of those kids thought the average wage straight out of college was €8000 netto (per month). When we told him to be realistic, he adjusted his expectation to €7500 netto.

I should go sleep instead of writing a diary on 4chan.

[Anonymous No.557183]

>>557114
You can't factor it in to networth because it is pure speculation until you actually have the dollars in hand. Your parents could very well have some expensive end of life condition that sucks up all their money.

[Anonymous No.557191]

29 - 80k assets 2k debt

There are two types of people in the world. The ones that pay interest and those that get paid interest.

[Anonymous No.557208]

>>557169
>7500 net straight out of college
Where do people get these numbers from
I had a friend like this too

[Anonymous No.557210]

23
-50K

Fuck life

[Anonymous No.557212]

Whats the point of this thread?

[Anonymous No.557214]

500 checking
(8000) credit card debt
(37,000) student loan debt

(44,500) net worth

[Anonymous No.557216]

>>557108
I am in the coop program, my student job pays $35/hr. More than enough to cover all my school and start saving for future.

[Anonymous No.557217]

>>557212
circle jerking, get with the program.

[Anonymous No.557239]

>>556970
26
Married with one Child

-124k house
-9k car loan


1.5k cash
3k Brokerage account
3k 401k
3k Car
9k Equity

Graduated a year ago in Civil Engineering and started with NW = 3k (car) a year ago

[Anonymous No.557251]

>19 years old
>17k in the bank
>$500 car which I do all the work on myself except for alignments
>No university degree, not even enrolled in university at all as it is
>Work two minimum wage jobs

Fucking socialist Australia and low intelligence gettin' me down, man.

[Anonymous No.557257]

>>557251
get fucked.

also ready "The Lucky Country" by Donald Horne.

don't get into uni, that was my mistake, do work up the ladder tho

[Anonymous No.557260]

-$7300

I have 22k in student loans. Should have a positive net worth in a matter of months

[Anonymous No.557263]

>>557260

Oops. I'm 26.

[Anonymous No.557266]

19
no dept
no money
shitty life

[Anonymous No.557270]

>39 years old
>$7 cash
>$25 visa gift card
>indeterminate loose change in apartment
>cheap apartment full of junk
>chevy impala *not* connected to my identity
>many knives and tools
>-$11k+ gov't debt cuz army fukt me

Got money? Have problem? Email me. Serving NYC & Tristate area, but will travel. Problems *permanently* solved for 20 BTC and up (depending on travel, countermeasures to be overcome, and what/who the problem is).

turn
over
the
record
at gmail

(this is a work of fiction posted on an imageboard for entertainment purposes only; this poster neitjer offers nor condones illegal activities or services.)

*wink*

[Anonymous No.557272]

21
400 Checking
10,600 Savings
3000 Vanguard
No debt

[Anonymous No.557279]

>>556970

21

no debt

77K

[Anonymous No.557294]

21 - 0k

However I'm bout to start a restaurant and I think I can be a great businessman, I just know my restaurant is gonna be a success

I dropped out of high school, don't need it because I'm a natural entrepreneur, don't need math and science and shit.

I spent the last 4 years a NEET living with my clueless parents, just chilling and smoking with friends while contemplating life. I think I've got life figured out, I understand everything and the world is clear to me; I'm smart so I realize that to win at life you just need to be happy and live to the fullest. Politics are clear to me too, which is why I am a liberal (the correct way to live, not like an African-American hating, woman-hating, stupid virgin conservative).

Anyway, no net worth yet but once I get the restaurant up and running life should be nice and easy. Expecting retirement by 30, getting married to my current gf soon so we will be able to retire together in Hawaii.

I'm gunna mak it /biz/

[Anonymous No.557297]

>>557294
Oh wait lolz forgot to subtract debt.

With debt net worth is -7.4k

But the restaurant will pay it off in a couple months prolly so whatever

[Anonymous No.557303]

>>556970
20 years old
3k usd

[Anonymous No.557305]

>>556970

26 NEET $280

But I'm 6'2" and have an 8" penis

[Anonymous No.557306]

24, -$37000. A better indication is discretionary income. After all my spending, I have $900/month left over(not counting an expected bonus of around $5000). Some goes to savings, some to pay extra on the student loans.

Put this way, I'm doing an order of magnitude better than someone making $15000/year with no debt. They might increase their net worth by $1000/year... in other words, I'd save more in 8 years than they will their whole life.

[Anonymous No.557313]

>yfw the median net worth for a 35 year old is $3000 or so

[Anonymous No.557314]

17 $5k

[Anonymous No.557316]

>>557137
>investing in physical silver
>large weapon collection
>college at 27

Redneck detected

put the computer down and go back to your farm, I live in a city and there are thousands of kids who can program like authors write books.

[Anonymous No.557328]

>>557251
>2 min wage jobs
>australia

So you're doing 80 hour weeks at $20 an hour in bizzaro world where bartenders are pulling $50k a year

[Anonymous No.557332]

>23
>45K in 4.1% term deposit maturing in the middle of next year
>20K in 3.73% bank account
>18K currently getting fuck all interest in my standard savings, just waiting for commodity prices to drop further so I can buy some miners with it
>around 1kg silver

These are dollaryroos, but I think I'm doing alright. I wanted to get to 90K before the end of the year, but I don't think I'll be able to do it.

[Anonymous No.557335]

20 yo
No debt
$25 in my pocket

[Anonymous No.557336]

34- 0 debt
~$60k
$30k in the bank
$15-18k in mutual fund

[Anonymous No.557342]

>>556970
21 - $10,200
1200 in VFFVX
2000 US treasury bonds my grandparents got me in the 80's and 90's
7000 in cash

Not bad I guess

[Anonymous No.557348]

35, single
+ $200k 401k
+ $250 regular investment account
+ $40k cash
- $80k mortgage debt (15 year, 3% fixed)

[Anonymous No.557365]

24 only $900 in cash. And I don't get paid until the end of the month. (I get $1,900 a month after taxes)

No debt though.

I wish I was better at saving money. I am undisciplined. Hell I've spent like $100 in fast food this month already.

[Anonymous No.557383]

>>557139
Or just write his own software. Jesus Christ you fucking programmer plebs can't into your own software.

[Anonymous No.557404]

21
>two cars at $5000 each
>One rental property worth $40,000
>about 1,500 cash

-no debt-

[Anonymous No.557408]

>>557294
b8

[Anonymous No.557410]

>>557212

So a bunch of kids can show off their parents money and for unemployed NEETS to pretend.

[Anonymous No.557417]

18
$7,500 + $400,000 (muh stocks)

[Anonymous No.557516]

>>557316

not a redneck, but yea I can read code very well, I avoid coding as much as I can but I am by no means bad at it.... I just need to get in the habit of coding instead of avoiding coding, if I wanted to code all day I would go Comp Science, I want to be part of software development from customer requirements to lifetime maintenance, beginning to end....

I would ideally like to work for the government on a large software project like updating a system, or integrating a new software package on an existing system... that would be p. cool if you ask me,


but yea, every day alive is another day in the fight, when all seems lost you can flip it around at that crucial last moment, that is the beauty of life, unexpected and full of opportunities that are just waiting for you to reach out and grab

[Anonymous No.557532]

>>557257
>don't get into uni, that was my mistake, do work up the ladder tho

What the fuck do I do then? I did a traineeship in IT and literally no one wants to even touch my resume. I'm going up against Bachelor degree graduates for basic entry level work.

And I'd love to get into software development but people only want to hire curries and unifags. Not to mention that I can not into programming anyway, too hard for my feeble brain.

>>557328

Yep. I'm incredibly unintelligent, and I also live in a pretty remote rural part of Australia which doesn't really help in the income side of things.

[Anonymous No.557566]

23
~$4000 stocks
~$4000 cash
~$20k student debt

[Anonymous No.557591]

27

10k cash

17k stocks
10k roth SPY
110k home equity
20k misc assets.. guns, snap on tools/ box, shit car

[Anonymous No.557595]

>>557566
- 12k

nice

[Anonymous No.557622]

>>557037
Bruh how do you have that much as a 19 year old

[Anonymous No.557652]

>>557516
Private companies often get contracted to write the Government programs. Search around your area for some sort of programming business. I cant remember the name of the place, but near where i live there's a company that gives internships to programmers/wannabe programmers and hires them if they like em'. Find something like that

[Anonymous No.557654]

27
$9,500 student loan debt
$200 AMEX gift card, $100 amazon credit, $60 cash
$300 cash owed to me

no job

[Anonymous No.557669]

>>556970
20 - 80k (canadian dollars)

[Anonymous No.557673]

$483,000 in stocks
$2,000 in savings
$1,500 in spending money

Now watch as my stock plummets and I lose it all.
I'm great at making bad decisions. I've made many people rich.

[Anonymous No.557674]

>>557673
Including property I have $45,000 over 3 cars and no land.

[Anonymous No.557680]

>>557208
In this case probs looking at his parents wages and thinking "mmmh, maybe 1/3", because filthy rich family from the most expensive neighbourhood from the whole country, haha.

But who knows, he might have gotten his starting wage. My father's boss gives top positions in the company to his family. He can do that since he owns the company.

Seeing that kinda stuff, I definitely believe it's easier for some people to make it.

[Anonymous No.557696]

>>556970
20 y.o

4000€ in stocks (ILLIAD ftw)
7.5k€ in 2.5% savings account that aren't really mine (my dad ones, but he gaved it to me so that I could play with it on the stock market)

no debt, dropped out of college, right now working as a night auditor for 1500€ after tax, thinking about becoming a train driver for Eurostar (40k £ nigga)

CAPTCHA : sion iceckel

[Anonymous No.557697]

>>557210

kek

[Anonymous No.557706]

19
€4k so ~$5k in savings 1.2% intrest. I've been lurkjng here quite a while but still how can i do more with my money? Im willing to take a little bit of risk because if i finish my study i've 95% job certainty. And 5 k wouldn't be worth that much by then

[Anonymous No.557707]

>>556982
You should kill yourself, because you missed the train to heaven, fucking idiot

[Anonymous No.557712]

>>557009
what program is this m8?

[Anonymous No.557717]

>>556970

>All assets $565,000
>All debt $150,000

Networth $415,000
Age 24

[Anonymous No.557723]

23
like 30 euros or so

[Anonymous No.557725]

21

$3k in assets
$.5 bank account
$.5 pocket
no student dept
thinking in investing, maybe selling my car and working a little just to have enough for account, should i?

[Anonymous No.557726]

>>557712
If you are not intelligent enough to figure out the name of the program based on the screenshot, then you are hopeless. Forget trying to get rich, it'll never happen bro. Find something else to do with your time, like becoming a waiter or janitor.

[Anonymous No.557727]

24 -$60k

[Anonymous No.557729]

>>556970
22, £90

Easy life. Enjoying it for what it is. Currently not working but self sufficient. Generally, though all income is disposable. I will start saving once I gain employment, for now though taking each day at a time seems to suit me.

[Anonymous No.557757]

>>556970
22
-£3000

[Anonymous No.557758]

20, £2500 in savings, no debts

I'm also likely to inherit a house on the outskirts of london in the next few years so that could throw another £400k on the top

[Anonymous No.557759]

>20
>33.5k a year
>5K debt from technical school
>6k in the bank

Nothing spectacular, but I'm on my way

[Anonymous No.557774]

21 - $2009 on credit card. $800 to father.

And $33, 200 lost to gambling...

[Anonymous No.558775]

>>557712
You Need A Budget

[Anonymous No.558780]

18
1k - 0

[Anonymous No.558784]

Age - 20
Savings £50,000 (All in fixed rate bond :( )
Student loan debt £15,000

Net worth £35,000.

[Anonymous No.558831]

>26
>40k/yr
>self employed
>10k back taxes, on payment plan(added next years in too)
>1500 in silver
>1500 savings
>owe 72k on house. w/wife
>about to open business with 30k loan.
>300buck credit card debt.
If you listen to Dave Ramsay, home mortgage is ok, so just owe the gov, and Fuck them, AMIRITE? They gon' get it when they get it, Illuminati ass bitches.lol

[Anonymous No.558839]

>>556970
>~150k
>22

Ayyy lmao

[Anonymous No.558860]

>>557305

with a bod like that ~2K aint shit. Looking and having a fat cock is another helpful thing.

[Anonymous No.558874]

>>558839
27
-1.2mil
Two mortgages, student loans, and a car note lel

[Anonymous No.558878]

22
~$100
I'm a poorfag living on the good will of others, with nothing to my name.
>M-maybe one day I'll sell some paintings and make a living!

[Anonymous No.559093]

>>556970
21
Networth: 34k

Savings 40k
Super 14k
Student debt: 20k

[Anonymous No.559103]

19
about 5.4m
i own a business and real estate. i dropped out of high school. about 1.4m liquid.

[Anonymous No.559107]

24 about to turn 25
-60k student loans and car loan.

[Anonymous No.559110]

>25
>around 150k
>no debt
>live at parents and have never taken loans

[Anonymous No.559126]

>28
>505228$ assets (VIG VYM VTI VEU O and KMI)
>1005$ debt
>rich parents gave me everything

[Anonymous No.559130]

24 yr
16000 - car, and student loan
3500 - cash on hand

I need dem unemployment dollaz until I find a new job

[Anonymous No.559169]

>>559126

gtfo

[Anonymous No.559194]

> 24
> £20k

whats with all the mid 20's dudes having tons of cash?

[Anonymous No.559268]

>>557673
so let me get this straight because im new to the whole stocks thing
you have so much in stocks but so little in savings
are you getting dividends from the companys you have stock with or do you only get a payout if you sell the stock you already have higher than what you bought it for?

[Anonymous No.559277]

>>556999
> Depending on the interest rate of the loan (Fedloans are hilariously low.), it may be more advantageous for him to stick to the payment plan and invest his money.

> This is exactly why the wealthy often finance when they have the means to pay cash.

When wealthy people finance to invest, they are looking at the problem in terms of cash flows. If OP invests, his cash flow is going to be $0 for quite some time, whereas if he pays off the debt then he reduces his net payments sooner.

Business owners also stand to make significantly more than the 4-6% that a standard, diversified long-term index portfolio will make.

Since you are guaranteed a return of 4% or more by paying off the education loans, you should almost always pay them first. To do otherwise assumes a best-case ROI when invsting in securities, which is a very risky thing to do.

Now add in the fact that he's unemployed, so he doesn't have excess capital to invest anyway.

[Anonymous No.559279]

24
5-6k in 2 cars
3k bank
3k in retirement

I stated being interested in this stuff about a year ago when I was -10k so I feel pretty good. My goal is 100k by 30.

[Anonymous No.559285]

>>559268
this

[Anonymous No.559297]

22
$15k in savings/checkings
$12k truck (probably less now, trucks hold value decently though)
$1k to throw around swing trading
?? in retirement, first real job out of college so it's probably negligible anyways.

[Anonymous No.559301]

$0 stocks
$30k savings
about to buy a house for about 115
$30 - 115

[Anonymous No.559306]

>>556970
I love made up stories!

[Anonymous No.559329]

>>556970
27 - 130k + house[~+10k estimated]

[Anonymous No.559515]

21,

picrelated + 13k in fcu
so roughly 45k

[Anonymous No.559537]

my best were 19 $10k, and 32 $30k. now 33, and $10k

[Anonymous No.559670]

26 - 40k in stocks, 7k liquid in checking acct

Pic related. Army really helped me save up, finally gonna start college in January on government dime. Electrical engineering degree here I come!

[Anonymous No.559675]

24 - around 80k€ mostly in stocks and gold. another 6k in the bank account.

gonna need a lot of it in January, when I start my own company, producing digital 3d illustrations for tech companies / image films / commercials etc.

[Anonymous No.559678]

what i find most amusing is that the people posting the most net worth post the least explanation of the number. i wouldn't mind hearing tips from these people at age 26 with 500k to their balance sheets but i'm guessing they're all lying or got it from their parents. what i still fail to understand after all these years of living is, who cares about the number? nobody here cares except the other people chasing numbers, the rest of us would be fine to hear something we don't already know...like a policy, strategy or mindset you had to accumulate wealth so quickly. unfortunately it looks like there's nothing useful here.

yahoo even ran an article about a 27 year old "self-made" millionaire and it turns out he got it from his parents...

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/27-year-old-millionaire-anton-ivanov-financessful-184823184.html

[Anonymous No.559685]

>>559678
Ok, here's a tip. Get your foot in the door at a large company and move up the corporate ladder. I'm a senior director in IT after 10 years of impressing the right people.

[Anonymous No.559730]

24

something like $35000 in the bank
$8000 in assets (car, stuff)
$5000 debt

Sad but improving

[Anonymous No.559747]

25 - $5K cash; $5K stocks; $3K bonds

Plus the value of a land parcel conveyed to me by my grandparents, I'd guess it's roughly $50K on the market. It's beautiful land out in the countryside and I wouldn't really consider selling it. In the family for generations, etc.

[Anonymous No.559749]

>>556986
that's a tiny dick

[Anonymous No.559772]

>>556970
27 years old
no debt
4 and something k in my wallet (no bank account)
5k car
got a stable job 1100 for month

[Anonymous No.559784]

Age 23

Financial Assets:
Liquid Cash - 16.5k
CD - 15.1K
Stocks PV - 2.5K
Car FV - 2.5K
Sports Memorabilia FV - 1K
Electronics (cell phone, computer, etc.) FV - 1K
Miscelleneous Other Valuable Items (ring, shoes, etc.) FV - .5K

Non-financial Assets:
Accounting Undergraduate Degree
Solid Network

Financial Debts:
Student Loan Debt - (2K)
Credit Card Debt - (.1K)

Net worth - 37K

Not too bad I guess.

[Anonymous No.560080]

Age: 22
networth: -$25,000

University man....

[Anonymous No.560083]

22 years old

$2,250

I fucking suck

[Anonymous No.560148]

>>557239
>Engineer
>Not knowing how to calculate networth.
facepalm.jpg

[Anonymous No.560149]

>>557348
Sensei, h-how do you do it?

[Anonymous No.560150]

>>559306

No stories bruh

15k cash
25k tax free stocks
40k mutual fund
20 tangible assets
0 debt

student with 7k/month job

[Anonymous No.560162]

20
$550K

$200K was inherited. Rest has been savings since I started working at 15, and selling real estate I was inherited.

I still work for $10/hour and rent a room from some bitch. I don't know what I want to do with my life yet. I have about $140K in ETFs, $200K in CDs, and the rest in the bank. I started buying ETFs around July. Just basically sector ETFs that has the highest volume, and treasury bonds ETFs.Up 8.14% since July. I have no idea what I'm doing. I lurk /biz/ but it's full of people with less common sense than me.

[Anonymous No.560176]

23.

1k 401k + 10k savings + ~2k possessions + -20k autoloan = -8k total.

[Anonymous No.560184]

27
livin the renegade life
~3k assets
negative about $40 in bank
sitting on a few grande in debt
gonna go get some ganja on a loan, fire up the computer, and ill be positive by the morning.
sometimes i contemplate a lifestyle change, tbh i like the rush of toeing the line.
--- r8 and h8 faggots

[Anonymous No.560185]

>>560176
$2,000 car but $20,000 auto loan?

Bruh.

[Anonymous No.560403]

>>556982
It's never too late to buy. Should be another bubble in the next year or so.

25 here, net worth ~$45k in bitcoin. No debt.

[Anonymous No.560415]

>>560403
You have your entire net worth in Bitcoin? Wow thats dumb.