Net Worth Calculator

Assets − liabilities — a simple balance-sheet snapshot. Click any i for detail.

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Assets & liabilities

Total assets ($)
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Assets

Cash, investments, property, and other assets at market value.

Total liabilities ($)
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Liabilities

Mortgages, loans, credit cards, and other debts.

How to use this calculator

  1. Sum assets at realistic market values.
  2. Sum all liabilities.
  3. Read net worth and whether assets exceed debts.
  4. Update periodically as balances change.

Results explained

Net worth is total assets minus total liabilities. Use market values for investments and conservative sale estimates for property. Human capital and pensions are often tracked separately.

Quick reference: net worth

net worth = assets − liabilities.

ItemDetail
AssetsCash, brokerage, home equity basis, etc.
LiabilitiesMortgage, student loans, cards
Negative NWLiabilities exceed assets
Home valueUse a realistic sale estimate

Snapshot only — not investment advice.

How the estimate is built

NW = assets − liabilities.

Example scenario

$250,000 assets − $120,000 liabilities → $130,000.

FAQ

Include home?

Yes, at estimated market value; put the mortgage in liabilities.

401(k) counts?

Usually yes as an asset (pre-tax).

Cosigned debt?

Include what you are responsible for.

Business equity?

Add a realistic valuation if material.