YTD 2026 Networth tracking thread

[minamikaze]

Currently at about 1.5-1.6 mil - mixture of hard work and frugality, I think.
Now in a very comfy job that affords a lot of freedom (and pays quite well too), so just trying to milk it as much as I can while learning other skills on the side - always good to stay prepared and up to date on the market.

 

[existential_reality]

Since May 18 my networth is up 0.98% (less than 1%) which surprised me considering my expenditures. I doubt it will hold up anyway looking at how the economy is shaping up to be for 2019.

 

[5star_pundit]

liquid asset
long term investment for my son and daughter

 

[Dividends Warrior]

liquid asset
long term investment for my son and daughter

Nice, my dad did the same too

 

[madtari]

Can u show an updated record? Last time u showed an old copy, someone said u already sold all ur holdings...

liquid asset
long term investment for my son and daughter

 

[addict951]

Currently at about 1.5-1.6 mil - mixture of hard work and frugality, I think.
Now in a very comfy job that affords a lot of freedom (and pays quite well too), so just trying to milk it as much as I can while learning other skills on the side - always good to stay prepared and up to date on the market.

1.5-1.6 mil incl. property?
Can disclose your age/age group? Thanks. HUAT AH

 

[Gitaro]

My networth
Property Condo (which I live in) - abt $1.2 mil

HDB (rented out) - abt $400k
Cash and other liquid assets - abt $1 mil

CPF
SA - $270k
Medisave - $54k
OA - $100k

Working class. Age 55. Retriring next year.

Wifefy already retired long ago. She had some savings in the region of low $100k.

 

[wira]

My networth
Property Condo (which I live in) - abt $1.2 mil

HDB (rented out) - abt $400k
Cash and other liquid assets - abt $1 mil

CPF
SA - $270k
Medisave - $54k
OA - $100k

Working class. Age 55. Retriring next year.

Wifefy already retired long ago. She had some savings in the region of low $100k.

That’s pretty comfortable retirement with HDB rental able to cover daily expenses.

 

[NewInvestor]

My networth
Property Condo (which I live in) - abt $1.2 mil

HDB (rented out) - abt $400k
Cash and other liquid assets - abt $1 mil

CPF
SA - $270k
Medisave - $54k
OA - $100k

Working class. Age 55. Retriring next year.

Wifefy already retired long ago. She had some savings in the region of low $100k.

Congrats! That's a great achievement.

 

[Gitaro]

Congrats! That's a great achievement.

Yea. Working class with no white horse background and I am satisfied I have managed to come this far.

Btw, I have zero debt. Only one daughter now awaiting A level result.
Hopefully she can get into local U. If not, I am prepared to send her overseas.

 

[revhappy]

Yea. Working class with no white horse background and I am satisfied I have managed to come this far.

Btw, I have zero debt. Only one daughter now awaiting A level result.
Hopefully she can get into local U. If not, I am prepared to send her overseas.

Congrats! May I know your work background? Like did you get into senior management or was it some high flying finance career or something?

 

[minamikaze]

1.5-1.6 mil incl. property?
Can disclose your age/age group? Thanks. HUAT AH

Early 30s.
Trying to get to financial independence, then I can take a bit more risk

 

[NewInvestor]

Early 30s.
Trying to get to financial independence, then I can take a bit more risk

Wow! It is incredible to be worth so much in your early 30s. Amazing.

 

[direbmem]

really envy those start late yet can accumulate so much..

 

[limster]

really envy those start late yet can accumulate so much..

you say they are starting late, but maybe early on they are investing their time and effort in their career rather than wasting time surfing internet investing forums... for the first 10+years of your working life, your wealth increase is mainly going to come from improving your salary, not stock investment returns

 

[peipei1]

you say they are starting late, but maybe early on they are investing their time and effort in their career rather than wasting time surfing internet investing forums... for the first 10+years of your working life, your wealth increase is mainly going to come from improving your salary, not stock investment returns

These are very encouraging words!
I was depressed why i never join SSI, learn and accumulate earlier, like 5 years ago, now market is ATH and dying slowly for a big crash. Well my target retirement still 15 years off, i can see qualifications still adequate, i am better than average!

 

[minamikaze]

I'm inclined to agree. Increase salary by increasing employability/marketability, do side hustles, and importantly control spending (to a sustainable level).

you say they are starting late, but maybe early on they are investing their time and effort in their career rather than wasting time surfing internet investing forums... for the first 10+years of your working life, your wealth increase is mainly going to come from improving your salary, not stock investment returns

 

[cook123]

I am 44 this yr
Stay in condo 1.2m, rent out another 1.0m condo at 2.1kpm
Total outstanding mortgage 650k
Cpf total 3 accounts about 400k
Cash 310k
Equities total value 1.9m. Expected dividend 2019 95-105k
Other illiquid investment and antiques plus businesses estimated 2m or so

 

[NewInvestor]

I am 44 this yr
Stay in condo 1.2m, rent out another 1.0m condo at 2.1kpm
Total outstanding mortgage 650k
Cpf total 3 accounts about 400k
Cash 310k
Equities total value 1.9m. Expected dividend 2019 95-105k
Other illiquid investment and antiques plus businesses estimated 2m or so

$6.2M nett for a 44 year old is very good. Got wife and children?

 

[madtari]

Wow... impresive networth! r u a salaried worker or business man? Do u regret not buying more properties b4 the absd came out?

I am 44 this yr
Stay in condo 1.2m, rent out another 1.0m condo at 2.1kpm
Total outstanding mortgage 650k
Cpf total 3 accounts about 400k
Cash 310k
Equities total value 1.9m. Expected dividend 2019 95-105k
Other illiquid investment and antiques plus businesses estimated 2m or so