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In business, net worth (sometimes called net liabilities) is the total assets minus total outside liabilities of an individual or a company.
Step 1: List all of your fixed assets, such as real estate and cars, at their current value.
Step 2: List all of your liquid assets: cash, certificates of deposit, stocks, bonds and bank accounts.
Step 3: List all jewellery, furniture and household items at their current value.
Step 4: Add together all of the above. These are your total assets.
Step 5: Subtract all of your debts, such as your mortgage, car loan and credit card balances, from your total assets. The result is your net worth.
Step 6: Reevaluate and update your net worth calculations on an annual basis.
My Assets
Asset Class Value
>>Real Estate  
>>Ornaments & Jewellery  
>>Automobiles/Two Wheelers  
>>Equipment & Furniture  
>>Virtual/luxury Assets  
>>Insurance Policy  
>>Financial Investments  
>>Provoident Fund Balances  
>>Cash & Bank Balances  
>>Other Investments  
>>Miscelllaneous Claims  

Real Estate


House/Flat
$

Plots/Land
$

Farm-House
$

Subtotal =

Total Assets
My Liabilities
Asset Class Value
Housing Loans
$
Auto Loans $
Customer Durable Loans $
Personal Loans $
Bank Overdrafts $
Credit Card Balances $
Educational Loans $
Current outstandings $
Other Loans $
Total Liabilities
Your Net Worth =

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