March was a good month to me. I officially became a thirtysomething (well, a thirtynothing) and celebrated with many friends, including some who came from a distance. As I hardly see my friends these days, it was great to get together. Also this month, I traveled to Florida to celebrate my grandmother’s birthday—she is now a nonagenarian.
On the financial front, with three paychecks this month rather than the typical two, and with a bonus, my net worth climbed nicely. Here’s the chart:
The cash and checking accounts are always in flux, so changes don’t represent much. The same goes for my credit card. I pay the balance off every month, but it’s good to know I put less on the card this month. My accounts receivable for business is high because I have several invoices still outstanding. To see how my work-outside-work did in March, stay tuned for my income statement.
I have to say, I’m happy with the 16% improvement since last month. If I could pull that off every month, I’d be set. Realistically, I’ll be happy if I am able to spend less than my income in April. Luckilly I have enough left over from March. With a vacation woth my family and girlfriend in the middle of April, I may still be in good shape (except for the promised trip to Disneyland).
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Flexo, Congrats on the 16% improvement! How does it feel to be 30? I’m about 18 months away from the same age…sigh
do you happen to have an blank personal balance sheet that i could have? I like the way your is set up – simple!
thanks!
or maybe you know a good source for other MS excel databases.