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Your Net Worth

Establishing a clear financial baseline for measuring progress.

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Before you can measure financial progress, you must know where you currently stand. Net worth is one of the most important measurements in personal finance because it provides a snapshot of your financial position at a specific moment in time.

 

Your net worth is calculated by subtracting what you owe from what you own. This calculation reveals whether your assets are growing faster than your liabilities.

 

The Net Worth exercise in your workbook is designed to help you establish a baseline. Once you know your starting point, you can begin tracking how your financial decisions influence your overall financial growth.

Why Net Worth Matters

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Step-by-Step: How to Calculate Your Net Worth

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Your Net Worth Is a Baseline, Not a Judgment

Your net worth simply reflects your current financial position. It is not a measure of your potential. The purpose of this number is to establish a starting point so progress can be tracked over time.

Calculate Your Net Worth

To make this process easier, we have created a Net Worth Calculator spreadsheet that allows you to enter your assets and liabilities and automatically calculate your net worth.

Download Net Worth Calculator
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Asset Tracker

Columns for asset category, description, estimated value, and total.

Liability Tracker

Columns for liability category, description, balance owed, and total.

Net Worth Summary

  • Automatic calculation displaying:

  • Total Assets

  • Total Liabilities

  • Net Worth Calculation

  • Include automatic formulas so totals update automatically when values are entered.

  • Interactive Reflection Element

Establish Your Financial Baseline

After calculating your net worth, record the number in your workbook.

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What does your current net worth reveal about your financial position today?
 

What actions could improve this number over the next 12 months?

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