June 2017 Fiscal Update

In an interesting turn of events the Canadian dollar is showing signs of strength. It gained against the US dollar and the British pound. This is a double edged sword. The good news is my wealth is greater since I have more purchasing power. 🙂 The bad news is my net worth in Canadian dollars went down. 🙁

Since I have investments in foreign currency my assets fell in value. Oh well. I’m not cashing out any time soon so I will continue to hold and see what happens. Energy companies also lost value in June, following lower oil prices. I also purchased a vehicle in cash that cost over $1,000. It was expensive, but it’s important to have a life. 🙂

Liquid’s Financial Update

*Side Incomes:

• Part-Time = $900
• Freelance = $800
• Dividends = $800
• Interest = $200

• Fun = $1500
• Debt Interest = $1100

*Net Worth: (ΔMoM)

• Assets: = $1,113,700 total (-6,300)
• Cash = $5,300 (+2100)
• Canadian stocks = $146,400 (-200)
• U.S. stocks = $91,600 (-4600)
• U.K. stocks = $20,100 (-1300)
• RRSP = $82,600 (-2800)
• Mortgage Funds = $31,000 (+300)
• Peer-to-Peer Lending = $20,900 (+200)
• SolarShare Bonds = $9,800
• Home = $270,000
• Farms = $436,000

• Debts: = $486,000 total (-5,500)
• Mortgage = $182,900 (-500)
• Farm Loans = $188,800 (-500)
• Margin Loans = $60,300 (-3200)
• TD Line of Credit = $13,000  (-600)
• CIBC Line of Credit = $25,000 (-500)
• HELOC = $16,000 (-200)

*Total Net Worth = $627,700 (-$800 / -0.13%) 
All numbers above are in $CDN. 

This is the worst month I’ve had in over a year, lol. It looks like my fixed income assets performed well at least. Hopefully I can turn things around in July and get back to increasing my net worth.

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Random Useless Fact:

Canada produces over 80% of the world’s maple syrup.