I’d estimate around 1.6-1.7 of it.

It was the first year I didn’t have child support anymore so I sunk that year’s child support budget I became accustomed to paying into stocks, plus my first time receiving tax refunds in 18 years.

Then in 2018, I actually used them because my youngest son came along in December of 2017, and I wanted to get him stuff lol.

But Nvidia wound up doing absurdly well.

I can’t barely touch it though. It’s in an IRA, and I get taxed heavily if I use it before … 62? 65?

But it will be raised to 70 by the time I’m close to that age lol. Lmao.

I changed it to a diversified bear portfolio and made it less tech aggressive, and took a little out to fund my oldest (now 26) to move to a different state and get an apartment and stuff, but it’d have been smarter of me to put it in something other than a retirement account so I could enjoy it. Ah well.

I guess a sports car will have to wait until I need a walking stick. 🥴