Net Worth Calculator
Calculate your net worth by totaling assets and subtracting liabilities.
Updated April 2026Assets
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Net Worth Summary
Assets
Liabilities
Liability-to-asset ratio: 0% — healthy balance.
How It Works
Enter Your Assets
List all your assets: cash, investments, real estate, and vehicles.
Enter Your Liabilities
Add up your debts: mortgage, car loans, credit cards, student loans.
See Your Net Worth
Assets minus liabilities = your net worth. Track it over time.
What Is Net Worth and Why Does It Matter?
Net worth = Total Assets − Total Liabilities. It's the single most comprehensive snapshot of your financial health. Unlike income, which is a flow, net worth is a stock — it captures the accumulated result of your earning, spending, saving, and borrowing decisions over your lifetime.
Median US Net Worth
The median US household net worth is ~$192,000 (Fed 2022). Under 35: ~$39K. Ages 55–64: ~$365K. Home equity is the largest asset for most households.
Liability-to-Asset Ratio
Below 40% is generally healthy. Above 80% signals financial stress. A ratio above 100% means negative net worth — more debt than assets.
Track Quarterly
Calculate net worth every 3 months. Growth over time matters more than the absolute number. Even small positive trends compound significantly over a decade.
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Disclaimer: For informational purposes only. Not tax, legal, or financial advice.