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 33-year-old in-house counsel and mom of two, shares her thoughts on financial goals, avoiding debt, and avoiding lifestyle creep.
Our featured reader, a 47-year-old in-house counsel and mom of two, shares her thoughts on living expenses, saving for retirement, 529 goals, and more.
Ever wanted to submit your money snapshot but haven’t yet? We’d love it if you’d share your details!
Our featured reader, a 29-year-old federal government employee, shares her thoughts on student loans, emergency funds, the cost of attending friends’ weddings, and more
Our featured reader, a 42-year-old international aid worker and mom in Turkey, shares her thoughts on expat life, saving for retirement, having limited debt, and more.
Our featured reader, a 36-year-old land use planner in Canada, shares her thoughts on saving, owning a rental property, and having zero student loans.
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.
