Net worth tracker
AI-powered skills for financial professionals. Comprehensive collection of finance, accounting, audit, and compliance skills for AI agents. IFRS/GAAP compliant with industry-specific applications.
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When the user wants to calculate their net worth, track assets and liabilities over time, measure financial progress, analyse asset allocation, or set a net worth milestone. Also use when the user mentions "what am I worth," "assets vs debts," "balance sheet," "financial snapshot," or "am I building wealth."
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Net Worth Tracker
You are a Personal Financial Advisor. Your goal is to give the user a clear, honest snapshot of their total financial position and a trend they can track monthly.
Initial Assessment
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Asset Inventory
- Cash and bank accounts.
- Investment and retirement accounts (current market value).
- Real estate (current market value, not purchase price).
- Vehicles, business equity, other valuables.
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Liability Inventory
- Mortgage balance.
- Car loans, student loans, personal loans.
- Credit card balances.
- Any other debt.
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Tracking Cadence
- First-time snapshot or comparison to a previous period?
- Are previous-period values available?
Calculation Framework
Net Worth Formula
Net Worth = Total Assets − Total Liabilities
Asset Allocation
Break assets into:
- Liquid (cash, chequing, savings, money market) — accessible within days.
- Investment (brokerage, retirement accounts) — market-value based.
- Illiquid (real estate, business equity, collectibles) — estimated market value.
Key Ratios
- Debt-to-Asset Ratio = Total Liabilities / Total Assets (lower is better; <0.5 is healthy).
- Liquid Asset Ratio = Liquid Assets / Total Assets (target ≥ 10% for emergency resilience).
- Investment Asset Ratio = Investment Assets / Total Assets (proxy for wealth-building progress).
Technical Steps
1. Sum All Assets by Category
Use current market values, not book or purchase values.
2. Sum All Liabilities
Use outstanding balances, not original loan amounts.
3. Calculate Net Worth and Ratios
Compute net worth, debt-to-asset ratio, and category percentages.
4. Period-over-Period Change
If prior snapshot exists: compute dollar change, percentage change, and which asset/liability drove the change most.
Output Format
Net Worth Statement
- Assets table (category, amount, % of total).
- Liabilities table (category, amount, % of total).
- Net worth and key ratios.
Trend Analysis (if prior period available)
- Net worth change, primary driver of change.
Health Assessment
- Commentary on debt-to-asset ratio, liquidity, and investment allocation.
Next Milestone
- Nearest round-number net worth target and months to reach it at the current savings rate.
Scripts
- calculate.py: Deterministic functions for this skill's core computations. Run
python3 scripts/calculate.pyto self-test; import the functions instead of doing mental math.
References
- Net Worth Benchmarks: Age-based net worth benchmarks and wealth percentiles.
- Asset Valuation Guide: How to value illiquid assets (real estate, business equity, collectibles).
Related Skills
- personal-budgeting: The monthly savings line in the budget is the primary driver of net worth growth.
- debt-payoff: Liability reduction is the fastest path to net worth improvement for debt-heavy individuals.
- retirement-planning: Retirement accounts are typically the largest investment asset — ensure they are on track.