Readers have always loved and discussed the various money diaries that you see around the web -- but we thought a "personal money snapshot" might be better so that we could see net worth, debt, income, regular bills, and more. So in 2018, we launched this series: the Personal Money Snapshot!
If you’d like to fill out the form and be considered for a future personal money snapshot, please click here if you’d like to see the form and/or submit responses! You can also see a PDF of the questions if you want to review them ahead of time.
Our featured reader, a 23-year-old college student and nanny, shares her thoughts on returning to college, living with her mom, and keeping her food expenses as low as possible.
Our featured reader, a 53-year-old attorney, shared her thoughts on paying off $90,000 in law school debt, having a stay-at-home husband, and owning two homes.
Our featured reader, a 34-year-old attorney, shared her thoughts on being in a saver/spender couple, supporting family members financially, and working during high school and college.
Our featured reader, a 34-year-old Biglaw attorney, shared her thoughts on saving money, considering leaving law, and being debt-free.
Our featured reader, a 34-year-old consultant at a Big 4 firm, shared her thoughts on student loans, retirement savings, and her Paris daydream.
Our featured reader, a 37-year-old lawyer in the D.C. suburbs, shared her thoughts on student loans, rental property, and buying a home.
Our featured reader, a 27-year-old military officer, shared her thoughts on avoiding student loans, saving for a home, and living simply.
Our featured reader, a 28-year-old paralegal, shared her thoughts on paying off student loans, saving for a down payment, and avoiding debt.
Our featured reader, a 25-year-old accountant, shared her thoughts on paying for school, family financial support, and trying to buy an apartment.
Our featured reader is a 54-year-old outdoor recreation supervisor and wildland firefighter. She shared her thoughts on debt, investing, and retirement.
Our featured reader is a 34-year-old in-house counsel who lives in Washington, D.C. She shared her thoughts on retirement savings, inheritance, and debt.
Our featured reader is a 33-year-old public defender in Florida who shared her thoughts on credit card debt, her plans to retire early, and more.
