Find Your Net Worth at Any Age - Calculate it Now

Your Name			Date(month-day-year)
Assets			Liabilities
Liquid Assets			Short-Term
Cash (checking & savings accounts)			Credit Cards
Short-Term Investments			Car Loan
Treasury Bills			Construction Liens/Notes/Balances Due
Savings Certificates			Loan on Life Insurance
Money Market Funds			Installment Loans
Cash Value of Life Insurance			Accrued Income Taxes
Other			Other Debt
Total Liquid Assets			Total Short-Term Liabilities
Investment Assets			Long-Term
Notes Receivable			Loans to Purchase Personal Assets
Marketable Securities			Loan to Acquire Business
Securities			Mortgage on Personal Residence(s)
Bonds			Note to Business
Real Estate (investment)			Other
Tax Incentive Investments			Other
Retirement Funds			Other
Total Investment Assets			Total Long-Term Liabilities
Personal Assets			Contingent Liabilities
Residence			Endorser
Vacation Property			Guarantor (SBA Loan)
Art, Antiques			Damage Claims
Furnishings			Taxes
Vehicles			Other
Other			Other
Total Personal Assets			Total Contingent Liabilities
Total Assets			Total Liabilities
Net Worth

Find out your net worth. Are you wealthy, almost wealthy or still poor

When going into business, it's important to know how much you have in assets and liabilities. Assessing your debts and assets are a must. Use our net worth calculator to measure your actual net worth at any age. You'll know if you're an Under Accumulator of Wealth, Average Accumulator of Wealth, or a Prodigious Accumulator of Wealth. Erookie does not retain or share any of this information. It's a simple tool to see where you stand financially at any given point. You can keep assesssing your net worth at any time later to see how well you're doing. Print the results for your personal or business records. Good luck :-)

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0 #15 r-balmer 2012-05-08 09:12

Just ran my numbers through the worksheet and it looks like my current net worth is in the green by about $11750. I can't complain with that. It's definitely nothing to retire on but I'm still young and hopefully in another five years when I turn 41 I'll have a significantly larger net worth.

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+1 #14 brian 2012-05-08 06:17

My net worth is actually better than I thought. I'm nowhere near rich but it's good to see that I'm currently in the green. It's weird but what you actually think was your previous net worth really isn't until you use something like this to add in every single thing you owe (even a 300 loan to a friend) and everything of value you own. Think for example of furniture. if your furniture or jewelry have been appraised officially appraised for a decent amount of money, count that value as a part of your assets in your net worth calculations. Everything of value really counts here.

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+1 #13 Mr Obamamatics 2012-05-07 12:46

I was really happy to calculate my current net worth until the calculator showed me what it actually was. Needless to say very disappointing. Well I guess I just need to save more and lower those stupid debts from credit cards and my old college loans. College is good for an education, but a serious rippoff in respect to cost

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0 #12 yanitza consuelos 2012-04-30 16:06

Really great calculator, I'm glad you guys updated it to be a little more detailed. I was getting a little excited there with my net worth until I added my ridiculously high student loans. Geez when will we get a break from those things. Ten years out of college and I still can't shake those loans.

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0 #11 Aubrey Velez 2012-03-18 05:55

I'm happy to say my net worth is slowly but steadily climbing. I took a crazy beating at the start of the recession like everybody else, but Luckily I kept my job, spend the bare minimum, rarely went out and saved as much as I could. I'm no six figure girl or millionaire yet but hey you never know, one day with good spending habits it will happen.

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0 #10 2011-11-09 08:39

I wish had saved more in my twenties, id be a rolling in 6 figures right now. I wasted too much money spending on frivolous things, and who would have seen this recession coming ten years ago. Man there's something to be said for being frugal.

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0 #9 2011-07-06 19:07

Just what I need, a tool to remind me just how broke my pockets are. I cannot wait for this recession to be over. When I bounce back on my feet I know I'm gonna come back full force, reprioritize my spending habits and maybe start a business to make my own money instead of relying on some company for my bread and butter.

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+2 #8 2011-06-05 09:40

Your net worth is your assets minus your debts. It's just that simple. it measures how well you are doing financially each year, or if you're a big spender or big money maker, how well you are doing each month. Most of us aren't doing too well these days because of the economy, but if you save a little here or better yet just cut back on unnecessary spending then you and your family will be a little better in the next several years.

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0 #7 2011-06-05 09:33

Every time somebody ask me about my net worth, honestly I'm dumb founded about it, and I really don't know how to figure it out right away. Most people fall into this same category of personal financial ignorance as myself. I can tell you this much, my net worth is not much. I owe a lot of bills and finance and lease stuff so that alone I'm sure might have me in the red.

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0 #6 2011-05-23 11:26

Some wealthy people like Donald Trump falsely over-inflate their actual net worth to appear richer than they are. I really don't see the point, you loose a lot of respect and business when people actually find out you're just full of hot air.

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