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 Keep Track with Paper and Pencil

If you like keeping track with paper and pencil, use the inventory sheet to track your assets and liabilities.

Liabilities
(If you do not have a mortgage, skip ahead to the section on cars)


Mortgage #1:
Amount?  
Monthly mortgage payment?  
Tax payment?  
Escrow payment?  
Loan interest rate?  
Mortgage #2:
Amount?  
Monthly mortgage payment?  
Home equity loan amount?  
Loan interest rate?  
Do you have a car loan?
Monthly payment?  
Loan interest rate?  
Do you have a student loan?
Total?  
Monthly payment?  
Interest Rate?  
Use the spaces below to detail your creditor balances.
Credit/store card #1 rate?  
Amount owed?  
Monthly payment?  
Credit/store card #2 rate?  
Amount owed?  
Monthly payment?  
Credit/store card #3 rate?  
Amount owed?  
Monthly payment?  
Credit/store card #4 rate?  
Amount owed?  
Monthly payment?  
Credit/store card #5 rate?  
Amount owed?  
Monthly payment?  
Credit/store card #6 rate?  
Amount owed?  
Monthly payment?  
Credit/store card #7 rate?  
Amount owed?  
Monthly payment?  
Do you have other loans?
Interest rate?  
Amount owed?  
Monthly payment?  
Do you have other debts?
Back taxes?  
Family?  
Other?  
Assets
Cash balance in the bank  
Checking  
Savings  
Other  
Investment account values  
Retirement account values  
Real estate (value of property minus any loans)  
Personal property  
Automobile (value of auto minus any loans)  
Furniture  
Jewelry  
Other  

You can now create your own personal financial statement by entering the summary of the items above into this balance sheet. The calculator will determine your net worth.