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If you’re interested in tracking your income and expenses like I do, then check out Personal Capital (it’s free!). But our expenses were low as well, so on a cashflow basis we’re still doing well. There are only a few main videos that bring in most of the traffic (and revenue!).Īugust was one of the lower income months for us during 2022. It’s random travel videos, birds, kids, and a couple of DIY videos. Here is the Youtube channel for the curious. Recently, my Youtube earnings have been just under $100 per month on average, so I’ll be getting paid a bit under $200 every two months. Youtube only pays out when you exceed $100 in accumulated revenue. If you sign up for Rakuten through this link and make a qualifying $25 purchase through Rakuten, you’ll get a $10 sign up bonus.Īugust Youtube income dropped to zero. This income comes from cash back and incentive bonuses from the and online shopping portals (some of which was earned from you readers signing up through these links). I ramped up my tradeline sales in 2020 and discussed it in a bit more detail in my October 2020 monthly post and in my July 2021 monthly post.įor August, my “deposit income” totaled $51. And it was over $1,000! But I’ll add that amount into the September income totals, just to maintain consistency in reporting. Tradeline sales income totaled $0 in August simply because the monthly payment for August landed in my account on September 1st. We’ll see if the fall season brings more work for me! Summer is always a slow period for my consulting biz.

My early retirement lifestyle consulting income (“consulting”) was $175 in August. This is a pretty normal month for blog income. Here’s more on our dividend investments.īlog income totaled $1,121 for the month. As a result, we had a rather small amount of investment income last month. Our equity index funds and ETFs pay dividends quarterly at the end of March, June, September, and December. Investment income totaled $350 in August. Let’s jump into the details from last month.įisherman’s Bastion, keeping watch over the Danube River in Budapest, Hungary. However, our income of $1,698 was higher than our spending of $1,398 during August. Our net worth plummeted by $79,000 to end the month at $2,639,000. So we are back into the slower-paced “steady state” life here at home in Raleigh.įinancially, August was a mixed bag. And now the youngest kid is back in school too. All expenses paid by the airline (except our transit tickets into the city center!).Īfter finally making it home to North Carolina, two of our kids started community college classes almost immediately.

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We flew back to the USA through London and missed our connecting flight from London to Raleigh (whoops!) so we got a free one day whirlwind vacation in London. Once our weeklong stay in Eger wrapped up, we headed west to Budapest where our 2 month European vacation would end after a nine day stay in the capital city. Time for a look back at what we were up to last month! We started the month of August in the city of Eger in the east of Hungary.