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How to calculate your net worth: Your net worth is the total value of what you own minus what you owe.
It gives you a clear snapshot of your current financial position — like a money mirror.
Formula:Net Worth = Total Assets – Total Liabilities
Knowing how to calculate your net worth helps you:
✅ Measure financial progress
✅ Identify debt issues
✅ Set smart money goals
✅ Plan for financial freedom
Assets are everything you own that has monetary value:
Bank balances
Fixed deposits
Mutual funds, stocks, crypto
Real estate (current market value)
Vehicles (depreciated value)
Gold, valuables
EPF, PPF, NPS, retirement funds
Total them up.
Liabilities are everything you owe:
Home loan
Personal loan
Credit card dues
Education loan
Vehicle loan
Buy Now, Pay Later debts
Add them up to get your total liabilities.
Net Worth = Assets – Liabilities
📌 Example:
Assets = ₹50,00,000
Liabilities = ₹15,00,000
Net Worth = ₹35,00,000
Calculate your net worth every 3 to 6 months. This helps you:
Track wealth-building progress
See if debts are shrinking
Adjust financial plans as needed
Use simple tools:
Google Sheets
Moneyfy App
ClearTax Net Worth Calculator
Excel tracker (you can create or download one)
It depends on lifestyle and goals. As a thumb rule:
30s: 1x annual income
40s: 2–3x
50s: 4–5x
60s: 6x or more
Yes, use the current market value of your house, not original cost.
Yes, but use depreciated value, not purchase price.
No. If your liabilities exceed assets, net worth can be negative — especially if you’re early in your career or have big loans.
It’s the best single number to monitor your financial progress over time.
Understanding how to calculate your net worth gives you a clear financial direction. It shows what’s growing, what’s dragging you down, and where you stand today.
Start tracking your net worth today and take charge of your financial future.
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