August 2020 Report: Will this year just calm down

Posted on by Lillian

So…what happened this month? Here’s a list of random things.

The world is straight up awful this year and I really don’t know what to say about it. That’s why this report is out so late in the month of September. I just…don’t really know what was good about August?

  • Things continued to get very bad in the world.
  • The US had days with >50,000 new cases per day of Covid-19.
  • Police continued to brutalize protestors on the streets of my own city and dozens of others around the world when they exercised their free speech right to protest police brutality against black people. Several nights in a row law enforcement teargassed people in their own houses in residential neighborhoods just a few miles from me.
  • Trump said he was going to shut down Tiktok.
  • I worked on launching a new line of products.
  • Skating rinks were still shut down locally.
  • Got sick for 2 days, thought I had Covid-19.
  • I started a training plan to get back to running 10 miles, and stuck to it. I don’t really like running, but it is effective and free cardio and having a workout plan is better than doing nothing.
  • I worked on a to-be-revealed video project with a big media organization that required a 2-day shoot.
  • I did 5 livestreams over on youtube!

pie chart showing August expenses only

August 2020 Post-Tax Income: $3,235.18

Only 2 jobs now! 

  • Day Job: $2,945.00
  • Bank account interest: $.09
  • Oh My Dollar (full income/expenses report below): $290.00

Full August 2020 Spending Report

Total Spent: $1,632.73

58% of total annual budget at 66% of the way through the year.


Household & Insurance – $704.42

  • Rent: $615
  • Water, Commons, Garbage, Sewer: $32.50
  • Trash: $7.50
  • Electricity: $41.75 (high due to window AC)
  • Household Items (detergent, TP, toothpaste, razors, etc): $3.99
  • Internet at Home: $0 This is now paid for by SSO’s employer due to being remote employee, was $20 per month.

Charitable – $10.00 (2%)

I am donating through OMD (below).

Organizations I am supporting: The Numberz,  XRAY.FM  and Mutual Aid for Immigrant and Refugee Students at Reynolds HS.

Basic Food – $169.18

  • Basic Groceries: $128.02
  • Treats (non-essential snacks): $22.19
  • Coffee/Tea For Home: $18.97

Travel – $0 (lol)

Health – $386.94 ***Why this is cheap

  • Health Insurance Premium: $204.00
  • Over the Counter:  $3.99
  • Optometry: $178.95 (1 year of contacts + eye exam)

Figure Skating $0

The rink is closed again as case numbers rise in Oregon.

Year to date, my marginal cost of skating is $10.21 per hour.

Looking Good – $34.04

  • Hair: $34.04 

Extra Food + Drink – $0

Flotsam: $54.32

  • Spending Money: $6.98
  • Gifts: $19.30
  • Fitness: $11.04 (resistance bands for training since weights will never exist again)
  • Costumes: $17.00

Savings

I am incredibly close to my goal of saving $20,000 for the year of 2020.

I do not qualify for my employer-sponsored Simple IRA until Jan 2021, so for now I am saving in a traditional IRA – particularly because I expect to have a high tax burden this year (due to my highest ever income and having to repay ).

I have also begun saving cash towards the possible goal of paying for a master’s degree in cash in 2021-2022. There is nothing certain about that plan, but the worst case scenario is that I save cash and I have more cash saved and can always invest it instead if the masters doesn’t happen. Not really terrible, all things considered.

Retirement savings: $400

Cash savings: $1,588.67

Savings rate: 59.8% of Post-Tax Income

YTD Total Savings: $18,444.84/$20,000

(92% Total of goal at 66% of the way through the year)

OMD Business Income + Expenses Report

My purrsonal finance society members have been keeping the business afloat for now, with book sales, speaking income, and advertising all down. But it’s going okay. I’ve been able to donate still a chunk of change each month and keep paying operating expenses and this month I even managed to pay myself a bit.

I am looking at doing some small product launches in the fall, and that means I need to save cash to be able to buy inventory. I’m leaving a lot of money in the business right now to prep for that.

This is cash-based accounting, not accrual, so this only accounts for income received this month, not invoices billed.

Gross Receipts + Sales: $1,554.70

  • Amazon Book + Kindle Sales (net after fees): $8.49
  • Shopify/Direct to Consumer Book Sales: $153.67
  • Radio Ads: $12.40
  • Wholesale (Buyolympia): $175.70
  • Speaking: $500
  • Patreon Memberships: $704.43

Total Expenses: $1,110.74

Charity: $100.00

Equipment: $223.00 (headphones)

Operating Expenses: $450.23

  • Convertkit: $49
  • Professional Books/Resources: $73.47
  • Exist.io $6.00
  • Meals: $36.10
  • Mailgun: $8.15
  • Backblaze : $6.00
  • Storage: $6.97
  • Hosting + Servers: $164.40 (Linode and Dreamhost – annual renewal)
  • Media Subscriptions: $5
  • TeuxDeux: $12.99
  • Adobe Creative Cloud: $29.99

Cost of Goods Sold: $337.51

  • New Secret Product Samples: $135.43
  • Packaging: $37.00
  • Shopify Monthly Fee: $29.00
  • Stickers: $9.00
  • Shipping Supplies: $29.98
  • Shipping: $97.10

Net Income: $443.96

  • Tax Savings: $110 (25% of net income)
  • Lily’s Salary: $375

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  13. Wow, what a month! It’s cool to see how detailed you are with your finances. It’s wild to think about everything that happened in August 2020; it feels like ages ago. Hope things are going better now!

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  14. What a month! Your attention to detail with your finances is impressive. It seems like eons ago when you consider all that occurred in August 2020. I hope that now things are going better!

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  15. Wow, August 2020 was a lot! Even though the world was a mess, it’s cool to see Lillian focusing on personal goals like running and launching new products. That savings rate is impressive! #savings

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  16. Wow, it seems like August was all about dodging curveballs! Between pandemic blues and the chaos in the streets, I guess at least you kept your financial ducks in a row. Kudos for making it work, despite the world going bonkers!

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  154. This report captures the overwhelming uncertainty and challenges of August 2020, a month that felt like a continuation of the chaos that defined the year. The mention of Covid-19 cases surpassing 50,000 daily in the U.S. highlights the ongoing global crisis. It’s a reminder of how much the world has endured and how resilience has been tested. For those seeking solace or inspiration during tough times, exploring resources like https://soulgen.cc might offer a sense of calm and perspective.

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  155. The August 2020 report captures the overwhelming uncertainty and challenges of that year perfectly. It’s a stark reminder of how chaotic things felt, especially with COVID-19 cases surging globally. While it’s tough to find positives in such times, reflecting on these moments helps us appreciate resilience and adaptability. For those seeking a break from the heaviness, platforms like SpicyChat offer a space to unwind and connect, which can be a small but meaningful escape. Stay strong!

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  156. August 2020 was undoubtedly a challenging month, and your candid reflection captures the collective exhaustion many felt. The pandemic’s relentless impact, especially with the US hitting over 50,000 daily COVID-19 cases, was overwhelming. It’s understandable why summarizing the month felt daunting—sometimes, acknowledging the struggle is enough. Your honesty resonates with readers navigating similar feelings. For more insights or shared experiences, check out [My Lovely](https://mylovely.cc).

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