The last week of January, with the Game Stop fiasco, kinda spoiled the month for us. We eked out a meager $1,900 of growth.
As mentioned in December we’re debuting a new look in our monthly reporting. Hope this is easier on the eyes. (To us, in our Excel doc this looks pretty good. The jpg version on here might not be the most fresh-est)!
We’ve introduced a sub group in the Assets class. This is the combined value of our retirement, brokerage, and cash. Basically all that is fairly liquid and will grow – in other words, our FI (Financial Independence) or FU money.
Net worth is good to track but if both of us ever decided to call it total quit from any kind of money making endeavor, the FI value will be the true determining factor.
Major expense in January included $837 for the semi-annual insurance premium for our two vehicles and $200 for M’s yearly Mint Mobile charge. That amounts to $16.67 monthly charge for 4GB of 4G LTE. Hard to beat!
As I type this out on Feb 13, we’re in the middle of a deeeeeep freeeeeeze. We’re talking about sub 0 temps, with wind chills reaching -30° F!
All’s well though. Life goes on.
Hello, i’ve been following the blog for a while and i find it quite useful (combined with https://themeasureofaplan.com/budget-tracking-tool/)
However, i was wondering if there’s a google sheets version (anonymous of course) with the template of the spreadsheet shared in the posts here.
Thanks
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Glad you find these posts useful, Fernando.
Here is the URL for the template of the spreadsheet I use. Hope this helps.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1aaPN2-Q9WYnbWycFRlC07qTyqnK_9wblZCftgc7aTfQ/edit?usp=sharing
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