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Calculate your net worth by adding assets and subtracting liabilities. Track your financial health.
Net worth is the clearest measure of financial health: what you own minus what you owe. Track it regularly to measure progress. Even if negative today, consistent saving and debt paydown will turn it positive.
Liquid Assets
Stocks, bonds, ETFs
401(k), IRA, Roth
Fixed Assets
Current market value
All vehicles
Jewelry, collectibles, etc.
Personal loans, medical, etc.
Net Worth
$215,000
Status
Growing
Assets > Liabilities
Total Assets
$540,000
Total Debt
$325,000
Debt Ratio
60%
High
$215,000
Growing
$540,000
What you own
$325,000
What you owe
60%
High (>50%)
Homeowner with retirement savings and remaining student loans
Calculate total assets
$20,000 + $85,000 + $350,000 + $25,000= $480,000
Calculate total liabilities
$280,000 + $25,000= $305,000
Subtract liabilities from assets
$480,000 - $305,000= $175,000
Result:
$175,000 net worth
“Seeing all my finances in one place was eye-opening. I had no idea my retirement accounts had grown so much. Now I track quarterly.”
— Jennifer T., Colorado
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