Leon
Appearances
The Ramsey Show
Delayed Gratification Is a Key Ingredient to Building Wealth
My net worth, so I can break this down. I have a net worth, if you include the mortgage, about $3.66 million.
The Ramsey Show
Delayed Gratification Is a Key Ingredient to Building Wealth
I make about $300,000 a year, which doesn't include a 30% bonus. It's a single income. I am married with a one-year-old child, but my wife is a stay-at-home mom. And how old are you? I'm 39 and she is 41. Okay, all right.
The Ramsey Show
Delayed Gratification Is a Key Ingredient to Building Wealth
I mean, I do have the mortgage, which is, you know, it's in California, and it is a sizable mortgage of about $739,000 at a 6.74%. But the house itself is worth about $1.9 million. All right.
The Ramsey Show
Delayed Gratification Is a Key Ingredient to Building Wealth
So out of what I say the net worth, about $2.1 million is in brokerage and index fund that follows large mid-cap U.S. market. And then about $150K is liquid, mixed between check and savings. about $510,000 in my 401k, about 500 K in my wife's 401k. And, um, So that's liquid, and then about 500K in company RSUs, which are investing in approximately one-third every year.
The Ramsey Show
Delayed Gratification Is a Key Ingredient to Building Wealth
So I've been fortunate enough to amass some money over the years through just working and some very nicely timed company acquisitions. And now I would like to make one of my childhood dreams come true. I like to buy a super car that's worth about $250,000. Cool. Which car?
The Ramsey Show
Delayed Gratification Is a Key Ingredient to Building Wealth
uh specifically the lamborghini um huracan a used one that's a beast yeah usually 250 you're right news what 450 yeah i think so yeah yeah okay cool so what your model would that be Well, looking on some of these websites, anywhere from a 2015 to a 2017, 2018.