Net Worth Calculator

Calculate your personal net worth instantly by listing your assets and liabilities. Includes a visual ratio bar showing asset-to-debt distribution. Private and secure.

Summary:This Net Worth Calculator helps you compute the difference between your total assets and total liabilities instantly in your browser.

Assets (What you own)

Liabilities (What you owe)

Net Worth Summary
Calculated Net Worth
$0.00
Total Assets:$0.00
Total Liabilities:$0.00
Debt Ratio0.0% of Assets
Your net worth is positive! You own more than you owe. Focus on building assets and paying down high-interest liabilities.

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How to Use Net Worth Calculator

Our Net Worth Calculator is a free personal finance helper: 1. Fill in values for cash, real estate, investments, and other asset rows. 2. Input mortgage, car loan, student loan, and other debt balances. 3. Blank entries are automatically treated as $0. 4. Your total assets, liabilities, and net worth calculate instantly.

Net Worth Calculator Formula / How It Works

This calculator sums all values in the preset asset rows, sums the liability values, and subtracts total liabilities from total assets to compute net worth. The visual progress bar displays the assets-to-debt ratio.

Formula:Net Worth = Total Assets - Total Liabilities
Example Calculation:

For example, having $250,000 in assets (bank balance, home equity, car) and $150,000 in liabilities (mortgage, student loan) results in a net worth of $100,000.

Frequently Asked Questions

Net worth is the total value of everything you own (assets) minus the total value of everything you owe (liabilities). It is a key metric used to evaluate your overall financial health.

Assets include cash in bank accounts, investment portfolios, retirement funds (401k, IRA), real estate properties, and vehicle resale values.

Liabilities include outstanding loans (mortgages, car loans, student loans), credit card balances, and any other personal debts.