Net worth calculator

List what you own (home, savings, pensions) and what you owe (mortgage, loans, cards). Your net worth is the difference, and the list stays on your device to update.


An example

A home worth 250,000, savings of 12,000, pensions of 45,000, investments of 8,000 and a car worth 6,000 come to 321,000.00. A 180,000 mortgage, a 4,000 car loan and 1,500 on cards come to 185,500.00. Net worth: 135,500.00, with debts at 57.8% of assets.

Net worth = what you own − what you owe
Debts as a share = what you owe ÷ what you own × 100

What to include

Value things at what they would fetch today, not what you paid. Most belongings are worth far less second-hand.

Why it’s worth tracking

One figure means little; the trend means a lot. Updating it every few months shows whether you are building wealth, and what is moving it: paying down debt and saving both raise it.

How to read the result

Common mistakes

How to use it

  1. Edit the starting list: rename, change the values, remove what doesn’t apply and add your own.
  2. Read your net worth and how much of what you own is owed.
  3. Come back later: the list is kept in this browser.

Questions

Should I include my pension?

Yes, usually at its current value. Some people track net worth with and without pensions, since they can’t be spent until later.

Is a negative net worth bad?

It means you owe more than you own today, which is common early on, for example with student loans. What matters is that it rises over time.

Where is my list kept?

In this browser only. Nothing is sent anywhere.

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