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Net Worth Report for October 2011

Net Worth Report for October 2011
Net Worth Report for October 2011: $190,350

At last, we have eliminated the auto loan!

By the way, I’m taking the whole month of October as well as half of November off from work. To be semi-retired is very nice, although our net worth increases as a slower pace as a result. But that’s okay. The free time at home with family beats the best time at work any days, anytime. We know what’s “enough” for us.

With the free time, our whole family takes a three-week vacations in San Francisco and in San Jose, California. Our on-hand cash takes a hit as a result. In return, we get very times and life-long memories.

Oh, retirement account has a great run, especially with the stock market that has the biggest monthly rally since 1974.

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