



| Account | This month | 2025 Cumulative Amount | ||
| KRW | USD | KRW | USD | |
| Pension Saving Fund | – | – | 6.0M | – |
| ISA | – | 5.7M | ||
| IRP | – | 3.0M | ||
| Roth IRA | – | – | – | $8,000 |
| Total | – | – | 14.7M | $8,000 |
| ETF | Month-over-Month Change | Qty | Target | % | |||
| KODEX S&P500 | – | 4,479 | 10,000 | 45% | |||
| KODEX NASDAQ100 | – | 3,789 | 8,000 | 47% | |||
| TIGER TDF2045 | – | 604 | 1,500 | 40% | |||
| VOO | – | 40 | 300 | 13% | |||
The S&P 500 hit an all-time high (ATH), pushing the valuation of my retirement portfolio past the 200 million KRW mark.
Once again, I didn’t make any additional contributions this month—zero investment for two consecutive months. The guilt is real. I need to think seriously about what to do in July.
Since staying still felt a bit boring, I plugged in the number of shares I own for each holding. I didn’t have specific share count goals before, but while making the table, I impulsively set some targets. If I manage to stick to them, I might just retire and chill comfortably.
June was a booming month for KOSPI. Even the long-neglected stocks in my portfolio surged. I’ve been buying little by little whenever prices dipped—and finally, they’re starting to shine.
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