Here is how the breakdown looks for November. This was another strong month for me, with a 2.33% increase in Networth overall.
The Cash is my Savings, and Stocks is my Prosper balance. I am currently pulling out of Prosper. My savings are down a smidge because I had to go to the doctor briefly (all is well).
My main goal for the end of 2008 was to get my Net Worth to -$28,000 and as you can see, I am just $37 short of that goal. So, barring any huge disaster, I should have that covered!
The breakdown looks like this:
Assets
Car Value - $2,480
Prosper Loans - $222 ($232)
Cash Savings - $385 ($394)
Debts
Student Loans - $2,3821
Credit Cards - $5,039 - AmEx $295, BoA $4744 ($5,547)
Scooter Loan - $2,266 ($2,445)
Net Worth
- $28,037 (-$28,707)
Car Value - $2,480
Prosper Loans - $222 ($232)
Cash Savings - $385 ($394)
Debts
Student Loans - $2,3821
Credit Cards - $5,039 - AmEx $295, BoA $4744 ($5,547)
Scooter Loan - $2,266 ($2,445)
Net Worth
- $28,037 (-$28,707)
I didn't hit my goal of paying off my AmEx for a couple of reasons. Firstly, I accidentally paid my Scooter Loan payment twice. This took a good chunk off the principal and it's all going to the same cause. I am also missing two checks totaling $500 that were due this month which would have completely knocked out the card. Instead, I will be aiming again for December and trying to hit my 2008 goal of having my Prosper/Scooter loan down below $2,000.
Savings
I decided to combine my savings for some streamlining and just increasing my targets instead of having my medical and auto fund. I've just condensed these into one emergency fund with a target of $5,000. I am keeping my travel fund, though. I'm not sure what money will be put in there, but I really want to keep that savings account. As a result, both savings account have stayed about the same as last month.
So I have two goals for December, to pay off my American Express card and to get my Prosper Loan down below $2,000. My other 2008 goal that has not yet been met was to have $1000 in my savings account. I think that it is very unlikely that I will meet this goal. I'm a bit disappointed, but if I can still hit all of the others, I won't be terribly upset.
I am also on my eighth day of No Spend Days. I'm pretty stunned that I have made it this far and I plan to see how long I can go. I'm essentially trying to get back on track from overspending in my discretionary income account. I'd love to make it 11 more days, though I am not sure how realistic that is!
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