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Omne
Jul 12, 2003

Orangedude Forever

The theme for 2021 will be Simplicity and Focus

Financial Goals
1. No new debt. I turn in my lease in May and right now we are planning to be a one-car household. This could change if I have to go back to the office full-time.
2. Pay off my last student loan. Current balance: $4572. I want this gone quickly, and may just pay it all off at once.
3. Increase 401k contribution to 15%.
4. Put at least $150/month into my newly-opened taxable account.
5. Emergency fund from $20k to $25k.

Personal Goals
Read a book per month
Do 15 workouts per month (go for a run, a cycle class, or workout in the gym)
Update my resume and start putting feelers out

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Omne
Jul 12, 2003

Orangedude Forever

Omne posted:

The theme for 2021 will be Simplicity and Focus

Financial Goals
1. No new debt. I turn in my lease in May and right now we are planning to be a one-car household. This could change if I have to go back to the office full-time.
2. Pay off my last student loan. Current balance: $4572. I want this gone quickly, and may just pay it all off at once.
3. Increase 401k contribution to 15%.
4. Put at least $150/month into my newly-opened taxable account.
5. Emergency fund from $20k to $25k.

Personal Goals
Read a book per month
Do 15 workouts per month (go for a run, a cycle class, or workout in the gym)
Update my resume and start putting feelers out

1. Still on track
2. Balance down to $3,281 (28.2% of goal)
3. Increased in February. With an out-of-cycle raise, I will max out my 401k this year
4. On track. $650/$450 YTD, 144% of goal)
5. Behind track. $20,954 (19% of goal)

Books: 3/3 YTD
Workouts: 9/15, 7/15, 7/15
Resume: Goal is on hold. I was given an out-of-cycle raise and an options grant, so want to see how things go a bit more

Omne
Jul 12, 2003

Orangedude Forever

Omne posted:

The theme for 2021 will be Simplicity and Focus

Financial Goals
1. No new debt. I turn in my lease in May and right now we are planning to be a one-car household. This could change if I have to go back to the office full-time.
2. Pay off my last student loan. Current balance: $4572. I want this gone quickly, and may just pay it all off at once.
3. Increase 401k contribution to 15%.
4. Put at least $150/month into my newly-opened taxable account.
5. Emergency fund from $20k to $25k.

Personal Goals
Read a book per month
Do 15 workouts per month (go for a run, a cycle class, or workout in the gym)
Update my resume and start putting feelers out

Financial Goals
1. No new debt. FAIL. We built a pool. Oops.
2. Pay off my last student loan. COMPLETE. Paid off the balance in June, so I am officially done with my student loans!
3. Increase 401k contribution to 15%. COMPLETE. This will max me out for the year.
4. Put at least $150/month into my newly-opened taxable account. On track. I've actually been doing $250/month into my taxable brokerage account.
5. Emergency fund from $20k to $25k. Off track. This will be a back half of the year goal.

Personal Goals
Read a book per month. On track. Six months done, six books finished.
Do 15 workouts per month (go for a run, a cycle class, or workout in the gym) Failing. I tend to end up with 10-12 workouts a month.
Update my resume and start putting feelers out. COMPLETE! Got an offer making 25% more and get to remain fully remote.

Omne
Jul 12, 2003

Orangedude Forever

Omne posted:

The theme for 2021 will be Simplicity and Focus

Financial Goals
1. No new debt.
2. Pay off my last student loan.
3. Increase 401k contribution to 15%.
4. Put at least $150/month into my newly-opened taxable account.
5. Emergency fund from $20k to $25k.

Personal Goals
Read a book per month.
Do 15 workouts per month (go for a run, a cycle class, or workout in the gym).
Update my resume and start putting feelers out.

Financial Goals
1. Failed. Ended up getting a new car, with an interest rate of 2.54%.
2. Succeeded. Paid it off earlier in the year. Student loan free!
3. Succeeded. I had upped it to 15% in March, then with my new job I was able to max it with a lower %.
4. Succeeded. Upped it to $400/month in November.
5. Failed. Didn't add anything.

Personal Goals
1. Succeeded. 12 exactly.
2. Failed. Always did 10+ each month, but never hit 15.
3. Succeeded. Got a new job in July with a 30% increase in salary and much better equity.

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