Net worth calculator

Add up everything you own (assets) and everything you owe (liabilities) to find your current net worth — the single number that summarises your overall financial position. Default categories are pre-filled; add or remove rows to fit your situation.

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Net worth
Total assets
Total liabilities
Debt ratio
Liquid assets
Assets composition
Liabilities composition

Why track net worth

Income tells you what flows in each month; net worth tells you what's actually accumulated. The trend matters more than the absolute number — recompute every quarter and watch it climb. A rising net worth despite stable income means your savings rate plus investment returns are doing the work.

Reasonable benchmarks

  • Debt-to-asset ratio < 40% is generally healthy. Above 60% is stress-zone for most households.
  • Liquid assets ≥ 6 months of expenses for emergency cover before considering wealth-building.
  • Net worth ≥ age × annual income / 10 is a rough "on-track" rule (the Stanley/Danko PAW formula).

FAQ

What value should I use for my home?

Current market value (what you'd realistically sell it for today), not the purchase price. Check recent comparable sales in your locality. Some prefer a conservative 90% of comp value to bake in selling costs.

Should I include things like jewellery and electronics?

Generally no for electronics (depreciate fast, hard to sell). Yes for jewellery, art, collectibles at fair market value if material. Vehicles depreciate but still have resale value — include them at current Blue-Book value.

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