Who has it and when?
Reminder: Don’t count your house in net worth calculations.
Who has it and when?
Reminder: Don’t count your house in net worth calculations.
When i was born. #whiteprivilege
AddItUp wrote:
Who has it and when?
Reminder: Don’t count your house in net worth calculations.
A individual's net worth calculation should include real estate equity.
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Me, last year. Nice that my huge mortgage debt is eliminated from my net worth. Thanks, AdditUp!
maybe this wrote:
AddItUp wrote:Who has it and when?
Reminder: Don’t count your house in net worth calculations.
A individual's net worth calculation should include real estate equity.
No. Only real estate you rent out should be counted.
Fortune 500 owner wrote:
maybe this wrote:A individual's net worth calculation should include real estate equity.
No. Only real estate you rent out should be counted.
Says who? Your home is still an asset.
Me, age 29 not inherited.
I got it when I was around 31 or 32 if I remember. If you have a career and save a bit from each pay check, it really isn't that difficult to hit.
JMo wrote:
Me, age 29 not inherited.
How could one inherit age 29, anyway?
add commas where appropriate wrote:
JMo wrote:Me, age 29 not inherited.
How could one inherit age 29, anyway?
Same way Bertram Cates inherited the wind?
Fortune 500 owner wrote:
maybe this wrote:A individual's net worth calculation should include real estate equity.
No. Only real estate you rent out should be counted.
So these 2 are equivalent ?
1. Assets of 500,000 and house worth $500,000 paid off.
2. Assets of 500,000 and rent.
notthatmuch wrote:
I got it when I was around 31 or 32 if I remember. If you have a career and save a bit from each pay check, it really isn't that difficult to hit.
Agree ... by the time you are in your 60’s ... but doing it by 31 or 32 requires some or all of: a pretty decent income, very low expenditures, and good investment returns.
So if you're counting your retirement account, do you have to discount the future tax payment? The penalty for early withdrawal? Or is your retirement account totally off limits along with your home equity?
After the startup I was at went public. I was 28 years old.
I don’t get it wrote:
notthatmuch wrote:I got it when I was around 31 or 32 if I remember. If you have a career and save a bit from each pay check, it really isn't that difficult to hit.
Agree ... by the time you are in your 60’s ... but doing it by 31 or 32 requires some or all of: a pretty decent income, very low expenditures, and good investment returns.
Spot on. I started saving very early, was aggressive (almost dangerously so) with investing, and saw my income grow dramatically in my late 20s.
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