Should I include my car?
Yes, include current market value (not purchase price). Use Kelley Blue Book for realistic pricing. Some advisors focus only on equity (value minus loan).
Finance
Calculate your total net worth by assessing your assets and liabilities
Get a clear picture of your financial health by calculating your net worth
Net worth is total value of everything you own minus everything you owe—your complete financial snapshot. It includes assets (accounts, investments, real estate, vehicles) minus liabilities (mortgages, debts, loans). It's the single most important number for measuring long-term financial health.
The calculator adds all assets, sums all liabilities, then subtracts liabilities from assets. It assesses financial health by examining debt-to-asset ratio (ideal below 30%) and asset allocation.
Net Worth = Assets − Liabilities. Total Assets = Cash + Investments + Retirement + Real Estate + Vehicles + Other. Total Liabilities = Mortgage + Credit Cards + Student Loans + Other. Debt-to-Asset = Liabilities ÷ Assets × 100%.
Yes, include current market value (not purchase price). Use Kelley Blue Book for realistic pricing. Some advisors focus only on equity (value minus loan).
Use current market value from comparable sales, tax assessment, or online estimates. For net worth, use equity (value minus mortgage).
No, net worth is a point-in-time snapshot of assets and liabilities, not income. Income determines how quickly you build net worth.