Net worth

Assets minus liabilities.

Quick answer: Net worth on this page is the cash, investments, and home value you type, minus the debts you type. The sample uses cash and investments and no home. The home figure is not an appraisal.

Cash Investments Home Debts

Net worth is the cash, investments, and home value you type, minus debts. The home figure is not an appraisal. Educational only.

What this means for you

What this means for you: a positive number means the assets you listed are larger than the debts you listed. It does not include a pension, a car, or stuff you did not type. Home value can dominate the total and is only as good as your guess.

How to use this calculator

Open the Net worth calculator and keep the sample numbers or replace them with your own. The result updates as you type.
Read the headline figure first, then the breakdown or chart under it.
Use Copy share link if you want those inputs in the URL. The page is an educational estimate, not a filing, approval, or recommendation.

FAQ

What is net worth?

Assets minus liabilities, using only the amounts you enter.

Should I put my home at what I paid?

Put a value you believe you could sell for. The page does not look up a price.

Do retirement accounts count?

Yes, if you include them in investments. This page does not tax a withdrawal.

Educational, not financial advice. Page updated October 24, 2026 — no tax, limit, or rate figure was changed in this review.