
Well, on a month where the stock market went up over 6% and I vested another tranche of RSUs, it’s not a surprise that everything is looking green this month. Our cars even marginally increased in value, somehow. Of course, the whims of the market and a certain hair-trigger head of state make this feel particularly tenuous, but still pleasant overall.
| Category | June 2025 | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Savings | $113,578 | +10% |
| Investments | $407,040 | +5% |
| Cars | $69,655 | +0.7% |
| House | $614,876 | +1.6% |
| Retirement | $705,919 | +6% |
| Mortgage | -$347,108 | +0.2% |
| Credit Cards | $0 | 0% |
| Net Worth | $1,563,960 | +5% |
| Invested Assets | $1,112,959 | +6% |
The RSU vest went immediately into various savings buckets – some to partially refill our mostly drained car repair budget, some to refill our completely drained animal care budget, a block of $3000 to repay ourselves for the car we bought in January, and some to boost our vacation budget in advance of our summer trips. I have a goal of investing $6000 into our taxable brokerage this year and thus far we’ve only invested $500, so I need to keep a closer eye on that goal as we approach halfway done with 2025.
Otherwise, though, what a great month! Crossing over $700k in pure tax-advantaged retirement funds is a fun mini-milestone, and regaining $1.5MM net worth never hurts. I’ve also been keeping track of $100k months (how long in between crossing one $100k milestone and the next) so notching another $100k into invested assets warranted an update to that part of the spreadsheet. 😉
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