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Net Worth Calculators
Percentile ranking, tangible, liquid, pension, future, business, and growth rate — seven different lenses on the same number, all free, no signup.
Net worth calculators
Live now — different versions of the same question, each built for a different purpose.
Net Worth Percentile Calculator
LiveSee how your net worth compares to U.S. households your age, using Federal Reserve data.
Liquid Net Worth Calculator
LiveCalculate what you could actually access in an emergency — cash and easily-sold assets only.
Tangible Net Worth Calculator
LiveCalculate net worth excluding intangible assets like goodwill and patents.
Pension Net Worth Calculator
LiveConvert your pension's future payments into a present-value number to add to your net worth.
Future Net Worth Calculator
LiveProject your net worth years from now at your income, savings rate, and growth assumption.
Business Net Worth Calculator
LiveCalculate owner's equity, and see the difference between book value and market (SDE) value.
Net Worth Growth Rate Calculator
LiveSee your real CAGR, not the naive year-over-year division most people use by mistake.
Net Worth Calculator
LiveThe straightforward version — add up what you own, subtract what you owe.
From the blog
Deep dives to help you get more out of every calculator above.
What Actually Counts Toward Your Net Worth? A Plain-English Breakdown
Why your pension, your car, and your home equity don't all count the same way — and which version of net worth actually answers your question.
Read more →How to Calculate Your Business's Net Worth (And Why It's Different From Your Personal Number)
What a lender actually looks at, and how it differs from the tangible net worth calculation.
Frequently asked questions
Before you pick a net worth calculator.
Which net worth calculator should I use?
It depends on the question you're actually asking. Use Percentile to compare against others, Liquid to see what you could access in an emergency, Tangible to strip out intangible business assets, Pension to convert future pension income into a present-value number, Future to project years ahead, Business for a company's owner equity, and Growth Rate to see your real CAGR over time.
Why isn't there just one net worth number?
Because "net worth" answers different questions depending on context — what you own minus what you owe is the starting point, but whether illiquid assets, intangibles, or future income streams should count depends entirely on why you're asking.
Are these calculators free?
Yes — every calculator on this page is free to use, with no signup or account required.