Net worth for Australian householdsOne number that tells you if this is working.

Income tells you what came in. Net worth tells you whether any of it stayed. It is the single most useful number a household can track, and almost nobody tracks it.

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Both partners. It is your money, and leaving it out is the most common mistake here.

Cars, shares, anything you would list if you had to.

A snapshot, and the trend matters more than the number. Illustrative defaults are loaded — replace them with your own. Nothing you type here leaves your browser.

Household net worth

$781,500

$1,421,000 of assets against $639,500 of debt.

Property, current estimate
$1,100,000
Superannuation, combined
$248,000
Cash and offset
$41,000
Vehicles and other assets
$32,000
Mortgage outstanding
−$612,000
Other loans and cards
−$27,500
Net worth
$781,500

94% of your net worth is in super and the house — both real, neither spendable this year. $41,000 is actually liquid.

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Net worth is everything you own minus everything you owe. Simple to define, and surprisingly easy to get wrong in Australia, because two of the biggest components sit in places people forget to include.

The first is superannuation. It is your money, it is often the second largest asset a household has, and leaving it out understates most people by a six-figure margin. The second is property equity, which moves with the market whether or not you look at it.

Funance keeps both in the figure and records it monthly, so you get a direction rather than a snapshot.

How the figure is assembled
ComponentAmount
Home, current estimated value$1,100,000
Superannuation, combined$248,000
Cash and offset$41,000
Vehicles and other assets$32,000
Mortgage outstanding−$612,000
Car loan and cards−$27,500
Net worth$781,500

Illustrative household. Not real user data.

What gets counted

What the tool actually does

Super is included by default

For a lot of households super is the difference between thinking they are treading water and seeing that they are not. It belongs in the figure.

Property at a sane valuation

Property is tracked with its own growth assumption, and ABS capital city price index data is there to sanity-check that assumption against something published.

Tracked monthly, not annually

The value of net worth is the trend line. Funance stores each month so you can see the direction, including the months it goes backwards.

Savings rate alongside it

Net worth is the outcome, savings rate is the lever. Both sit on the Overview tab so you can connect one to the other.

What to gather first

  • Super balances for both partners
  • A current estimate of your property value
  • Mortgage and loan balances
  • Cash, offset and any investments

Questions

The things everyone asks

Should superannuation be included in net worth?
Yes. Super is your money, held in a restricted account until preservation age. Excluding it understates most Australian households substantially, particularly people in their forties and fifties.
How do I value my house?
Use a considered estimate rather than the most optimistic number you can find. Funance includes ABS capital city residential price index data so you can sanity-check your growth assumption against published figures.
Is net worth tracking on the free plan?
Yes. Net worth sits on the Overview tab, which is one of the three tabs included free.

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