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The anti-minimalist: I'm the absolute worst with money. I have a shopping addiction. That's exactly why this blog exists. HECC is not a typical personal finance blog. I started it in 2007 to hold myself accountable for binge spending, a dropping networth, and lack of overall fiscal literacy. 10 years later, had achieved a networth of over $500k. Now my goal is to hit $1M by 40. Recently married and with my first kid on the way, things are about to get... interesting. I write about the intersection of mental health and money, spending & investing, and millennial personal finance.

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Net Worth History

2007 - $28,000
2008 - $15,000
2009 - $32,000
2010 - $88,596
2011 - $145,149
2012 - $204,842
2013 - $250,419
2014 - $310,117
2015 - $355,427
2016 - $416,583
2017 - $551,332

Future Goals

2018 (35) - $650,000
2019 (36) - $775,000
2020 (37) - $900,000
2021 - (38) $1,000,000
2022 - (39) $1,100,000
2023 - (40) $1,250,000
2024 - (41) $1,400,000
2025 - (42) $1,550,000
2026 - (43) $1,700,000
2027 - (44) $1,900,000
2028 - (45) $2,000,000
2029 - (46) $2,250,000
2030 - (47) $2,500,000
2030 - (48) $2,700,000
2030 - (49) $2,850,000
2030 - (50) $3,000,000

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