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What I Did Every Year-End to Optimize and Grow My Wealth
By EngineerInvest.com  •  November 28, 2020
December (next month) is the month where I will always do a yearly “balance sheet” and “income statement” for the entire year. I will usually do this at the end of the month. This includes consolidating my daily expenses from my usual excel tracker, sorting it based on categories and identifying the highest contributors. It is also the month where I will do a calculation of my annual returns from my overall portfolio, including “war chest” (cash) sitting in various principle secured vehicles which usually comes with low yield. I will simply sum up all my assets (home, car, cash, stocks, etc.) and deduct my total liabilities (housing loan, car loan, etc.) to determine my overall net worth. I will compare it with last year to determine the “increase in net worth” which equates to the growth. Once I have 5 years’ worth of data, I can also plot it on a graph and project...
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By EngineerInvest.com
2020 happened to belong to my zodiac, the Year of the Rat. Yes, I’m 35+? . Leaving my stable 6-figure per annum job as an engineer (it's really not too bad being an engineer) right after I bought my new car and amid the COVID-19 outbreak left many of my friends in disbelief. I got bombarded with many questions especially during the Lunar New Year gathering. Questions like “Don’t bluff, you received a better offer right?" Actually yes, I offered myself a job of spending more time with my family, to do what I love and to improve my wellbeing.
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