Net worth is the single cleanest measure of financial progress: everything you own, minus everything you owe. Fill in the lines below and watch the figure update as you type.
All math runs locally in your browser; nothing is sent to a server. Use current market values for assets and outstanding balances for debts.
A negative or thin number early in your career is normal — student debt and a fresh mortgage weigh heavily before assets have time to grow. What matters is the trajectory. Recalculate quarterly and you'll see whether the green bar is steadily outrunning the rose one.
Be conservative with asset values. Use realistic resale figures for vehicles and a recent comparable sale for your home, not optimistic guesses. An honest balance sheet is the only kind worth tracking.