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Net Worth Calculator: Do Your Assets Exceed Your Debts?
Add up your assets and liabilities for a snapshot of your finances. You do not need to enter account numbers or confidential details.
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Initial estimate
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What is net worth?
Total assets
3 asset categoriesTotal liabilities
2 liability categoriesWhat this net worth calculator estimates
- Total liquid assets, investments and other assets
- Total short-term and long-term liabilities
- Your net worth
- A comparative snapshot of your financial position
Net worth formula and calculation method
The calculator uses the standard accounting formula: net worth = total assets − total liabilities. It calculates a snapshot from the figures you enter.
Free net worth estimate versus personalized advice
This free tool provides a preliminary snapshot of net worth. For a more detailed financial plan and personal balance sheet, see the full financial plan.
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Frequently asked questions about net worth
What is net worth?
Net worth is the value of everything you own minus everything you owe. It is one measure of wealth.
Do I need to enter account numbers or confidential documents?
No. Enter approximate totals in baht only. Do not enter account numbers.
Does this net worth calculator cost anything?
No. You can use the calculator in your browser without an account. See the Privacy Policy for information about stored data and third-party services.
How often should I update my snapshot?
Update it every 6 months or at least 1 time a year to track changes in your net worth.
What should I do if my net worth is negative?
This means liabilities exceed assets. Consider making a debt repayment plan and building an emergency fund.
What should I do with the result?
Use it to track your financial progress and review how your investments are allocated.