Net Worth

Net Worth Calculator

Calculate your total net worth by tracking all assets and liabilities. Monitor wealth growth and assess financial health.

Net Worth Calculator

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How it works

Formula Used

Net Worth = Total Assets - Total Liabilities

Asset breakdown shows diversification and liquidity profile

Smart Tips

  • Track quarterly for wealth monitoring
  • Target 60-70% illiquid (real estate) long-term
  • Keep 3-6 months expenses in liquid assets

Best Used For

Annual financial health check, wealth tracking

FAQs

Should I include my house in net worth calculation?

Yes, if you've paid part/full. House is illiquid asset. Include: property value - outstanding home loan = equity. This equity is part of net worth but not accessible without selling/taking loan.

What's a healthy asset breakdown—liquidity wise?

Emergency fund: 3-6 months expenses (liquid). Short-term goals (1-3 yrs): liquid assets. Medium-term (3-7 yrs): 50-70% liquid. Long-term: 20-30% liquid max (rest illiquid like real estate).

How often should I calculate net worth?

Monthly tracking for motivation. Quarterly detailed check. Annual comprehensive review. Daily checks are neurotic. Monthly simple (add investments, subtract spending). Annual detailed (revalue property, update liabilities).

What's a good net worth growth target?

Grow by 15-20% annually if young (<40). By 10-15% if mid-career. By 5-10% if nearing retirement. This assumes consistent savings + investments. Net worth = accumulation; focus on growth, not absolute number.

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