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Get a Clear Picture of Your Financial Health

Calculate your total net worth by totaling your assets and subtracting your liabilities. Free financial planning tools by FusioFiles. Fast, free, and private.

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List Your Assets

Total up the value of your cash, savings, retirement accounts, home, and vehicles.

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List Your Liabilities

Calculate everything you owe, including mortgage, loans, and credit card debt.

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Subtract Debt from Assets

Subtract your total liabilities from your total assets to find your net worth.

Net worth is the most comprehensive measure of financial progress. This calculator helps you organize your finances by listing everything you own (assets) and everything you owe (liabilities) to give you a single number that represents your total wealth.

Key Features

Asset Tracking

Categorize your wealth into cash, investments, real estate, and physical assets.

Debt Analysis

List your mortgages, student loans, and credit card balances to see their impact on your wealth.

Financial Ratios

Visualize the ratio of what you own versus what you owe with interactive charts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Net worth vary significantly based on lifestyle and location, but the key is to ensure it is growing consistently over time.

Yes, the current market value of your home is an asset, and your remaining mortgage balance is a liability.

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