Practical approach to sustainable wealth
Its time for net worth update. Starting from Oct. 2019, in addition to tracking net worth as a percentage of our FI number, I started tracking two additional metrics: (a) Liquid Net Worth/ Debt Ratio (LND) and (b) Cash Balance/ Two years living expense (CBT). These two metrics are designed for me to know when […]
My regular cadence for update on net worth for the month of Oct was last week, which happened to be the Diwali day. Avi family got involved in local diwali festivities and I was unable to compile our net worth report for Oct on time. So the first article of the new month will have […]
For those who have been following this blog, I want to begin with an update on my eye. I have come out of hell successfully. The betadine magic worked rather well in curbing the Ad-CS. While I still have minor inflammation in my eye and am continuing to use eye-drops, all the classic symptoms of […]
The other day I was having WhatsApp chat with one of my high school buddies. I raised the topic of FIRE (financially independent retire early) as a motivation for me to get back to active blogging. In response, my friend made the following comment: “Minimalistic living life style sounds great but hard to implement“. This […]
As soon as one starts looking into popular FIRE blogs, it become apparent that many folks within this community enthusiastically share their net worth. So much so that rockstarfinance.com maintains an active list of all FIRE bloggers who have made their net-worth public. I have spend some time pondering over the question of whether I […]
This is the first blog post for AppliedValueInvestor (AVI) for the year 2019. While I could list several reasons for my lack of blogging activity, the biggest contributor to my lack of blogging productivity has been the paucity of worthwhile value investing ideas in the current market environment. More recently, I have gotten interested in […]
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