At the end of July, 2016, my net worth went up by 4.04% to $213,593.56 – an increase of $8,285.78.  Massive gains in the stock market helped this out, with Brokerage and Retirement gross increases were 7.13% and 5.55%, respectively.

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At the end of June, 2016, my net worth went up by 1.37%* to $205,307.78* – an increase of $2,771.28*.  Though around the time of the Brexit, the net worth slid back under $200k.  Solid market gains in the last week of the month put me back over the $200,000 threshold.  Credit Cards went up because I decided not to pay the bill yet and hold onto the interest income a little while longer.  I have the cash to pay them off 100%, and will do so before interest starts to accrue.

* A previous version had a higher net worth & percentage because of an income discrepancy of $174.7.  The post has been updated throughout as if the discrepancy did not occur.

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At the end of May, 2016, my net worth went up by just over 2% to $202,536.50 – an increase of $4,029.91.  This also represents a psychological milestone of a net worth of over $200k!  Solid increases in brokerage, retirement accounts, and bank accounts made this possible.  Credit Cards went up by about $900, which as usual will be paid in full before the due date.

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