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Home›Calculators›Budgeting & Saving›Net Worth Calculator
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Net Worth Calculator

See the truest snapshot of your finances, including your liquid net worth, home concentration, and how you stack up against the median for your age.

✓ ReviewedBy the Scypion Finance team · The method, a worked example, and the sources are laid out below.
◆ CALCULATOR

Net Worth

Not just what you own minus what you owe. See your liquid net worth, how concentrated you are in your home, and how you stack up against your age group.

Try an example
You
Your Age
yrs
What you own
Cash & Savings
$
Investments & Retirement
$
Home / Property
$
Other Assets (car, etc.)
$
What you owe
Mortgage Balance
$
Other Debt (loans, cards)
$
Net Worth
$103,000
Liquid net worth
$33,000
Home concentration
68%
vs median for your age
0.8×
Cash: $10,000, Investments: $40,000, Home equity: $70,000, Other: $5,000
Cash$10,000 · 8.0%Investments$40,000 · 32.0%Home equity$70,000 · 56.0%Other$5,000 · 4.0%
SegmentValueShare
Cash$10,0008.0%
Investments$40,00032.0%
Home equity$70,00056.0%
Other$5,0004.0%

Benchmark: 2022 Federal Reserve Survey of Consumer Finances median.

How to use this calculator

  1. Enter your ageUsed to benchmark you against the median for your age group.
  2. List your assetsCash, investments, home value, and other big-ticket items.
  3. List your debtsMortgage, loans, and card balances, then read your liquid net worth and benchmark.

Net worth is the most honest number in personal finance: everything you own minus everything you owe. But the headline can flatter you, which is why your liquid net worth and how you compare to your age group matter just as much.

◆ Frequently Asked Questions

What counts as an asset and what counts as a debt?

Assets are everything you own with value: cash, investments, retirement accounts, your home, and big-ticket items. Debts are everything you owe: mortgage, car and student loans, and card balances. Net worth is assets minus debts.

What is liquid net worth and why does it matter?

Liquid net worth is the part you could reach quickly, leaving out your home and other hard-to-sell assets. A net worth that is mostly tied up in a house gives you less flexibility in an emergency.

Is it normal to have a negative net worth?

Yes, especially early on, when student loans or a new mortgage outweigh what you have saved. What matters is the direction over time, not a single snapshot.

How do I compare to others my age?

The calculator benchmarks you against the median for your age group using Federal Reserve survey data. Use it as a rough gauge, not a verdict, since incomes and costs vary widely.

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◆ Sources

  1. U.S. Federal Reserve, Survey of Consumer Finances
  2. U.S. Federal Reserve, Changes in U.S. Family Finances (2022 SCF Bulletin)
  3. U.S. SEC, Investor.gov, Save and Invest
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