January 2010 Financial Asset Roundup
Asset | Dec 2009 | Jan 2010 | Change |
Checking | 10,637 | 371 | -10,266 |
Money Market | 45,489 | 40,663 | -4,826 |
Savings Bonds | 25,865 | 25,955 | 90 |
Treasury Bills | 0 | 0 | 0 |
CDs | 100,520 | 111,797 | 11,277 |
Brokerage | 85,538 | 86,592 | 1,054 |
401k | 84,117 | 87,861 | 3,744 |
Roth IRA | 33,966 | 40,337 | 6,371 |
SEP IRA | 191,917 | 199,268 | 7,351 |
529 Savings | 41,070 | 42,478 | 1,408 |
Total Assets | $619,119 | $635,322 | $16,203 |
(2.62%) |
The Santa Claus Rally has continued into 2010 as S&P 500 index rose 3.67% since the last update:
(chart courtesy of msn.com)
The unemployment rate remained at 10% for December, but the payroll number for November was revised to a net gain of 4,000 jobs, the first increase in almost two years. The price for crude oil has been trending up since last month, but it has eased a bit to about $81 per barrel as warmer weather is expected.
As for money moves, I had a small 1 year @ 2.90% APY CD mature at Patelco Credit Union earlier this month and moved that cash along with some money sitting in money market accounts to a Penfed 5 year @ 3.50% APY CD. I can also yet again claim that I've eclipsed my previous peak in financial assets for the fourth month in a row.
My next area of focus is tax time. During the first quarter this year I'll need to get my 2009 S Corp taxes, SEP IRA contribution, and reporting nailed down followed up with my personal tax returns. Once that is done I'll get to find out if my largest client is interested in renewing our contract in Q2. :)
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