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Net Worth Calculator

Subtract what you owe from what you own for a simple balance-sheet snapshot.

Assets − liabilities
Negative net worth supported
Optional leverage percent

Net worth = total assets − total liabilities. Also reports leverage percent when assets are positive.

Limitation: Educational arithmetic only—not investment, tax, or lending advice.

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How to Estimate Net Worth

Sum realistic asset values and all debts in one currency.

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Choose a display currency.

Be consistent

Use the same date for asset quotes and loan balances so the snapshot is coherent.

What the Net Worth Result Means

Net worth can be negative when debts exceed assets. Leverage percent is undefined when assets are zero.

Net Worth Examples

Home-heavy balance sheet

Entered assets and liabilities

totalAssets:250000
totalLiabilities:180000

Net worth

Net worth 70,000; leverage 72%

250,000 − 180,000 = 70,000.

Student debt overhang

Entered assets and liabilities

totalAssets:15000
totalLiabilities:42000

Net worth

Net worth −27,000

Liabilities exceed assets.

Track the trend

Monthly or quarterly snapshots matter more than a single absolute number.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes if you include the mortgage as a liability and use a realistic property value—not an aspirational listing price.

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Net Worth Formulas

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Formula

total assets − total liabilities

Net worth

total assets − total liabilities

Leverage percent

total liabilities ​÷​ total assets ​×​ 100

Scientific Background

Assumptions: user-supplied totals in one currency. Limitations: illiquidity, taxes on sale, and contingent debts are not modeled.

Sources & review

Net Worth Calculator documents the references behind its formulas and assumptions. Always treat results as educational estimates, not personalized professional advice.

Last reviewed

July 22, 2026

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