In July 2019, my net worth was about $87,000 higher than last year. I have some cash that is ready to be sent off to pay college tuition for child #2. There’s was a lot less credit card debt, because I have paid off most of a one-time medical expense. Thankfully, this was all on credit cards with a year-long zero-interest period. The mortgage was a bit more paid off. Investments were up by a little more than $50,000. And finally, my little house is worth a bit more than last year.
Net Worth, Year IV
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