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Net Worth Calculator.

Calculate your total net worth by listing all assets and liabilities. Track your financial progress over time.

Live dataFree, no signupOn-deviceLiveupd May 2026
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Current market value of any owned property

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Total super across all funds

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Total value of investment portfolio

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Vehicles, cryptocurrency, collectibles, etc.

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Outstanding home loan balance

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Student loan balance

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All other outstanding debt balances

35y

For benchmarking against ABS medians

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Your net worth is the single most important number in personal finance — it's the complete picture of your financial health. It's simply what you OWN (assets) minus what you OWE (liabilities). Tracking your net worth over time is the best way to measure financial progress, regardless of your income level. This calculator adds up everything, benchmarks you against Australian averages for your age, and provides AI-powered insights on how to improve.

§ Worked examples

Real-world scenarios

First Home Buyer

Sophie, 28: $85,000 super, $15,000 savings, $5,000 shares, $20,000 car. Debts: $22,000 HECS.

Net worth: $103,000. Well above the median for her age group (~$78,000). Her next move should be boosting savings for a home deposit while her HECS is slowly paid through tax. She's in a strong position.

Homeowner with Mortgage

David, 40: $850,000 home, $200,000 super, $30,000 savings, $15,000 shares. Debts: $580,000 mortgage, $5,000 credit card.

Net worth: $510,000. Right around the median for his age. His home equity ($270,000) is his biggest asset class. Priority: eliminate the credit card debt immediately, then accelerate mortgage repayments.

§ FAQ

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§ Glossary

Plain-English definitions

Net Worth
Total assets minus total liabilities. It's the most comprehensive measure of your overall financial position.
Investable Net Worth
Net worth excluding primary residence and associated mortgage. Focuses on liquid and investable assets that can generate income or be accessed.
Asset Allocation
How your total wealth is distributed across different asset classes (property, shares, cash, super). A balanced allocation reduces risk.
Equity
The portion of an asset that you actually own. For property: property value minus mortgage = equity. Equity grows as you pay down the loan and as the property appreciates.