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Traditional Rollover IRA $10,782.36 My Roth IRA $31,604.25 Wife Roth IRA $17,183.87 Current Traditional 401k $40,916.17 Total Retirement Nest Egg $100,486.65 Well as you can see from above nestegg …
Read MoreWell it seems like just yesterday I was in high school math class learning about exponentiation when a light bulb went off on my head about the power of saving money with compound interest on your …
Read MoreWell 3.5 years ago I wrote this original post where I set a goal for myself to have saved $100,000 in principal by the time I reached age 30. By principal it meant money that was contributed to my …
Read MoreWell not quite as good of month as last month, but pretty darn good. I guess I will take 17 or 18% gains every month. I’m really going to be disappointed when things return to normal and …
Read MoreWell it is time for my annual check up on my $100,000 by age 30 goal. I guess I had a little foresight when setting up this goal as it is based solely on principal (my contributions) and investment …
Read MoreI almost forgot I even wrote a post about this, but in September of 2006 I wrote about my other $100,000 by age 30 goal where I mentioned that I word sort of like to be making six figures by the time …
Read MoreI figured this would be a good time to check up on my $100,000 by age 30 goal. I have a feeling that I’m actually falling behind on this one as I know I have over $3,000 in Roth IRA deposits …
Read MoreIf you follow my blog you know I have a goal of having $100,000 in principal put away by the time I reach 30, I have also talked about how I would like to make $100,000 per year by the time I reach …
Read MoreI will be hosting the Festival of Under 30 Finances this Friday and as part of the Festival I asked the submitters a question “At what age do you want/plan to be financially independent (IE you …
Read MoreI just realized I never checked in on my progress for 2006 for my $100,000 by age 30 goal. I know I was ahead of schedule, but figured it would do me good to get a detailed list of goals vs actuals. …
Read MoreWell another good month for my total retirement nest egg as I broke the $50,000 barrier. It was due entirely to contributions though as my investments all were in the red this month, partially due to …
Read MoreWell my blog has been around for over a year now so I guess I can start highlighting some posts from a year ago. I think this is kind of nice because I can occasionally see what I was thinking a year …
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