YTD 2026 Networth tracking thread

[limster]

erm, i alrdy said my mthly salary is $1k+.. my income includes salary, govt payouts, etc. hopefully jun 2026 can get increment to $2k.

Is this NSF pay or part time? NSF 3SG allowance is $1,400 a month...

 

[limster]

Can retire at anytime

Thats great. Reaching FI gives you the optionality whether to continue working or not. Some die-hard FIRE enthusiasts think you must quit job the moment you FI.

Also good that you realised some of the profits and let the rest run.

 

[elvintay07]

Thats great. Reaching FI gives you the optionality whether to continue working or not. Some die-hard FIRE enthusiasts think you must quit job the moment you FI.

Also good that you realised some of the profits and let the rest run.

Actually should la. Unless you run own business or you earn money zuobolan. Most organisation quite toxic one. Stay too long, eventually no time to spend money. A few of my millionaire uncles didn’t even manage to spend their wealth. Mostly plan say 60 want to have good life. Some 65 kicked bucket already.

I know a few company boss, all 55 already let 2nd gen take over. No point push ownself so hard.

 

[wutawa]

Is this NSF pay or part time? NSF 3SG allowance is $1,400 a month...

full time. I no more ns..

 

[Dividends Warrior]

Happy New Year!
~S$1.06m networth achieved (excluding CPF, Property and insurance)

My FY2025 Portfolio Update

 

[highsulphur]

Happy New Year!
~S$1.6m networth achieved (excluding CPF, Property and insurance)

My FY2025 Portfolio Update

Your blog states portfolio to be 1.04m but your mentioned NW is 1.6m excluding cpf, property and insurance. So what's the 600k difference coming from

 

[Dividends Warrior]

Your blog states portfolio to be 1.04m but your mentioned NW is 1.6m excluding cpf, property and insurance. So what's the 600k difference coming from

Paiseh, forget to add 1 zero. *Edited

 

[highsulphur]

Paiseh, forget to add 1 zero. *Edited

Congrats anyway!

 

[stanlawj]

Interactive Brokers client average stats for 2025:

Retail >$50k: +19.2%
Hedge funds >$1M: +28.9%

https://www.businesswire.com/news/h...ts-Outperformed-the-SP-500-on-Average-in-2025

Interactive Brokers’ Individual and Hedge Fund Clients Outperformed the S&P 500 on Average in 2025

 

[wutawa]

Interactive Brokers client average stats for 2025:

Retail >$50k: +19.2%
Hedge funds >$1M: +28.9%

https://www.businesswire.com/news/h...ts-Outperformed-the-SP-500-on-Average-in-2025

Interactive Brokers’ Individual and Hedge Fund Clients Outperformed the S&P 500 on Average in 2025

i using scb +19.4%

 

[spearhawk]

43 years old, hoping to retire soon haha

950k in stocks
472k in crypto and stablecoins
150k in cash
511k in cpf (oa/sa/ma)
495k in property (net of mortgage)

 

[wutawa]

43 years old, hoping to retire soon haha

950k in stocks
472k in crypto and stablecoins
150k in cash
511k in cpf (oa/sa/ma)
495k in property (net of mortgage)

pls include a total

 

[highsulphur]

pls iinclude a total

2.578m!

 

[sellbuyboy]

How much nw is considered top 5%? Include all assets classes like cpf and HDB?

 

[highsulphur]

How much nw is considered top 5%? Include all assets classes like cpf and HDB?

No one really know for sure since wealth is not really recorded unlike income from taxes

 

[sellbuyboy]

No one really know for sure since wealth is not really recorded unlike income from taxes

How much networth then is consider a good sum?

 

[highsulphur]

How much networth then is consider a good sum?

Enough to fund your retirement plan.

Seriously depends on your age and your expenses.

If you spend around 3k a month and is already 60, then perhaps a 900k portfolio is sufficient (on top of your home)

 

[yslvlys]

43 years old, hoping to retire soon haha

950k in stocks
472k in crypto and stablecoins
150k in cash
511k in cpf (oa/sa/ma)
495k in property (net of mortgage)

What do u invest in stocks and crypto? Are u more of trader or long term investor?

 

[sellbuyboy]

Enough to fund your retirement plan.

Seriously depends on your age and your expenses.

If you spend around 3k a month and is already 60, then perhaps a 900k portfolio is sufficient (on top of your home)

I understand the logic. How about ballpark of networth with all in (incl HDB and CPF) for somebody like me 48? Is 200k ok? Or is 1m considered rich?

 

[highsulphur]

I understand the logic. How about ballpark of networth with all in (incl HDB and CPF) for somebody like me 48? Is 200k ok? Or is 1m considered rich?

You still didn't mention your expenses.

200k isn't enough for a 3k monthly expenses