Sherry Jiang

24 Apr 2024

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I started tracking net worth in my 30s - and was wondering if other people have tips

Hi everyone!

I just started a new personal finance blog, with my first post documenting my personal finance journey when I decided to quit my job at Google and start my own company in Singapore. For me, it was liberating to get a full financial picture so I could understand my personal runway and savings targets I should have.

Sharing the link here:

https://peekablog.substack.com/p/why-i-started-...

I was wondering how other ppl track their assets and net worth as well.

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Wrong Sean

02 May 2024

Waiting to see the execution of the value proposition. The value proposition was why I joined Seedly in the first place.

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Eddy

29 Apr 2024

Thanks for sharing

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Kent Toh

28 Apr 2024

Consultant at Sprinklr

Reason why I'm reading is because i'm in my 30s.

So will you peek at my money?

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