My wife and I have been tirelessly growing the wealth snowball for the last 15 year. We have used our hard work, knowledge, skills and internal resources to build Net Worth, or our family wealth.
For the last 10 years between 2010-2020, my focus was fast growth to earn and save as much money as possible. For the current 10 years between 2020-2030, my focus is more about stability and wealth preservation.
Estimated amount of our Net Worth
After consulting with my wife, we decided not to make public the exact amount how much the Net Worth of our family really is. Private things should be kept private in every family.
However, to give you some perspective, currently, our Net Worth is somewhere between USD
3,000,000.
Moreover, all of our Wealth has been generated through hard work, reasonable spending, consistent saving and responsible investing. Both my wife and myself were starting our adult life from USD
1,000,0000 or even USD$2,000,000 is not that much anymore in developed countries such as the US, Japan, Western Europe or Scandinavia, it is still a lot in other developing countries like Thailand or the Philippines, and many regions in Eastern Europe, South America or Africa. Instead, I like talking about the methods and processes that can increase wealth, or Net Worth, in the long term.
I am planning to double our family’s Net Worth in the next four to five years through hard work and investing responsibly.
General tips to grow Net Worth
If you want your investment to increase faster, here are a few simple ways to grow a wealth snowball over time.
- Keep on reinvesting your capital together with earnings / dividends.
- Keep on adding new capital every month.
- Move your money to a different bank which offers bank deposits with higher saving rates, or buy different stocks that offer higher dividend yield.
In summary, our approach to personal finance is that on one hand continue earning money from full-time jobs and part-time jobs, and on the other hand that we put our hard-earned money into work to let our current money make more new money for us. In regards to the allocations of our family Net Worth (Equity), our investments account for around 80% of our Equity while our primary residence – our home in China – accounts for the remaining 20%.
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