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How to Calculate Net Worth?
What are Assets?
Assets are items that are owned by you and have a monetary value, they can be liquid assets and illiquid assets. Income is not considered an asset!
Liquid assets such as cash, checking accounts, savings, etc., are all considered liquid because they can be converted to cash quickly. Illiquid assets would include your home and locked-in investments that cannot be converted to cash quickly.
What are Liabilities?
Liabilities are debts that are owed by you in the short and long term. This includes examples such as credit card debt, student loans, mortgages, personal loans, etc.
How to calculate your net worth?
Net worth is calculated by taking all your assets and adding it up, followed by subtracting all your liabilities.
Net Worth = Assets - Liabilities
Determine everything you own that can be counted as an asset, as shown in the calculator
Determine all your debts owed that have to be paid back
In order to calculate net worth, simply add all your assets and subtract all liabilities from the total
Example
Assets
Checking Accounts = $10,000
Savings Accounts = $20,000
Retirements Accounts = $70,000
Investments = $30,000
Real-estate = $200,000
Auto = $20,000
Liabilities
Mortgage = $250,000
Debt = $10,000
Personal Loans = 5,000
Student Loans = $20,000
Auto Loans = $15,000
Net Worth = Assets - Liabilities
Total Assets = $350,000
Total Liabilities = $300,000
Net Worth
= $350,000 - $300,000 = $50,000
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