Net worth

Knowing your net worth is an important part of a successful financial strategy. To calculate your net worth, simply subtract the value of everything you owe from the value of everything you own.

It’s a good idea to get a snap shot of your net worth periodically so you can more precisely measure the progress you’re making towards your wealth building goals. The following Net Worth calculator can help.

Click on the "Assets" tab and enter your assets. Then click on the "Liabilities" tab to enter your liabilities.

Assets

Liabilities

+ Cash and investments

Cash

Chequing and savings account

TFSA

Non-registered investments

Other

Total cash and investments

+ Long-term assets

Pension plan

RRSP, RRIF, RESP

Other

Total long-term assets

+ Property assets

Value of home(s)

Value of car(s)

Other

Total property assets

Grand total assets

+ Short term

Credit cards

Personal lines of credit

Buy now, pay later loans

Other

Total short-term liabilities

+ Mid and long-term

Student loan

Car loan

Mortgage

Personal loans

Other

Total mid and long-term liabilities

Grand total liabilities

Select a + category to the left to expand the details. Enter your Assets & Liabilities in the fields available to determine your Net Worth.

Enter your Assets & Liabilities in the fields to the left to visually see your Net Worth.

You have a Net Worth of

Total Assets

$ 300.00

Total Liabilities

$ 300.00