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Net worth watch.

als1982 · 2015-07-21 13:37:33

A fun side benefit of aggressively paying off our student loans has been to watch our net worth rise significantly over the past year. Right now, we're sitting right at $50K and hope to hit six figures by year end. Is your net worth something you track? Do you have goals tied to it?

Re: Net worth watch.

csuave member

July 2015

This is not something that I track but for me, since I only have mortgage debt, it is mostly a matter of knowing how my retirement is doing. I check in on it a couple times a year and contribute regularly to make sure it is growing. @als1982 it is really amazing to see NW/retirement grow when it can be your primary focus.

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