YTD 2026 Networth tracking thread

revhappy

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What did you sell and buy into?
Got fully out of STI ETF around 3000, I know looking back seems stupid decision. I bought India fixed deposits that earn 6.5% per year. I know INR can depreciate, but so far it is holding up okay.
 

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My 2021 YTD has hit another record high in March.. Final number still waiting for final dividend received on 31st march
 

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Networth as of 29/05/2021 -> 1.2m SGD

All figures is SGD '000
YTD investment growth -> 6.75%
YTD networth growth(including new salary savings inflow) -> 11.05%

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Networth as of Q1 2021 end.
All figures is SGD '000
YTD investment growth -> 4.81%
YTD networth growth(including new salary savings inflow) -> 7.19%

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May I know what did you categorise under Fixed Income? Unit trust, bonds, property rental?
 

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My liquid networth hit another record high and closer to 1.93 millions.. This is attributed by the rising investment portfolio which has been hitting record high for 7 straight months since last Nov. Come to think about this, last year March when we have the crash, I lost 12% of my liquid networth in less than 3 days and only to recover that value after 9 months

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My liquid networth hit another record high and closer to 1.93 millions.. This is attributed by the rising investment portfolio which has been hitting record high for 7 straight months since last Nov. Come to think about this, last year March when we have the crash, I lost 12% of my liquid networth in less than 3 days and only to recover that value after 9 months

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Wow, nice track record! I am just curious, did you include new salary savings inflow to this portfolio or removed anything, or is there no movement in/out of the portfolio? My portfolio still gets heavy inflows from salary savings to the tune of 8% of my networth growth is just from salary so it masks otherwise poor performance of my portfolio. I dont get any CPF and I am renting, so my entire savings cashflow goes to the portfolio and I am not building any home equity either.
 

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Wow, nice track record! I am just curious, did you include new salary savings inflow to this portfolio or removed anything, or is there no movement in/out of the portfolio? My portfolio still gets heavy inflows from salary savings to the tune of 8% of my networth growth is just from salary so it masks otherwise poor performance of my portfolio. I dont get any CPF and I am renting, so my entire savings cashflow goes to the portfolio and I am not building any home equity either.
Including salary input.. I don't have CPF now as I am hired overseas. So my liquid networth is quite similar to your as I did not include existing CPF or properties
 

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Wow, nice track record! I am just curious, did you include new salary savings inflow to this portfolio or removed anything, or is there no movement in/out of the portfolio? My portfolio still gets heavy inflows from salary savings to the tune of 8% of my networth growth is just from salary so it masks otherwise poor performance of my portfolio. I dont get any CPF and I am renting, so my entire savings cashflow goes to the portfolio and I am not building any home equity either.
Possible to share what are the categories / fields (header) u have included for doing the computation?
 

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Possible to share what are the categories / fields (header) u have included for doing the computation?
Are you asking me or homer123? I have broadly fixed income and equities. Within fixed income is FDs and Bond funds. Within equities, mainly index funds(S&P500 and EM) and my employer has a pension fund which I have chosen Asian equities.
 

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Are you asking me or homer123? I have broadly fixed income and equities. Within fixed income is FDs and Bond funds. Within equities, mainly index funds(S&P500 and EM) and my employer has a pension fund which I have chosen Asian equities.
Thanks. Was asking u about your excel sheet template but great to know more details of your portfolio.

Wow! Ur employer is good! Nowadays even civil service dun have pension.
 
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