Assets ($189 874, up 1.2% from $187 623)
- Bank Accounts $4 509 (up 1% from $4 466)
- Emergency Funds $2 368 (up 4.5% from $2 265)
- RRSP Accounts $56 426 (up 1.9% from $55 371)
- Non-Retirement Investments $27 878 (up 3.8% from $26 865)
- Home $98 430 (stable)
Liabilities ($61 099, down 0.2% from $61 211)
- Credit Cards $3 934 (up 2.9% from $3 822)
- Mortgage $57 097 (down 0.4% from $57 353)
- Line of Credit $0 (stable)
Ratios
- Debt / assets: 0.321 (down from 0.326)
- House value / total assets: 0.518 (down from 0.525)
Next may see some rise on the credit cards, as well as some additional expenses for the house. We have been late in ordering the second batch of replacement windows, and I need to get to it if we want them to be installed before winter (about $3K). My car is also being repaired right now, because the air conditioner failed and the driver's window electric motor is dying (about $700).
On the other hand, I'll soon be maxed out on the mandatory contributions to the employment insurance and Quebec Pension Plan, so my net pay will increase for the rest of the year.
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