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 30-year-old corporate strategy manager, shares her thoughts on avoiding debt, saving for a down payment, and how her life changed after her MBA.
Our featured reader, a 47-year-old federal program manager in the D.C. metro area, shares her thoughts on debt, saving for the future, and her “set it and forget it” investing style.
Today we’re talking salary, net worth, debt, and public student loan forgiveness with reader M in Pasadena.
Our featured reader, a 65-year-old recently retired lawyer, shares her thoughts on travel, rental properties, and tracking every penny.
Our featured reader, a 36-year-old non-equity partner and mom of three, shares her thoughts on prioritizing private school for her kids, buying groceries from local farmers, and more.
Our featured reader, a 46-year-old government lawyer and mom of two, shares her thoughts on paying off $100,000 of student loans in seven years, and more.
Our featured reader, a 43-year-old in-house counsel, shares her thoughts on credit card debt, having college paid for by her parents, pro bono work, 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 38-year-old tech marketer in San Francisco, shares her thoughts on trying to avoid debt, prioritizing travel, and making savings goals.
Our featured reader, a 37-year-old lawyer on a career break, shares her thoughts on avoiding debt, planning her future, and her relationship with her family.
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.
