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While I find it fascinating to read about other people’s net worth, I’ve never bothered to figure out my own.  With the start of the new year, I thought it would be fun to do.  This is me, upping my personal transparency bar.

Assets

• House: $255,400.  Estimated market value according to the county tax assessor.
• Cars: $23,445.  Kelly Blue Book suggested retail value for both of our vehicles and my motorcycle.
• Checking accounts: $2,974.  I have accounts spread across three banks.
• Savings accounts: $4,779.  I have savings accounts spread across a few banks.  This does not include my kids’ accounts, even though they are in my name.  This includes every savings goal I have at the moment.
• CDs: $1,095.   I consider this a part of my emergency fund.
• IRAs: $11,172 (Do you know your IRA contribution limits?  Do you have a Roth IRA?)
• Total: $298,865

Liabilities

• Mortgage: $33,978
• Car loan: $1,226.  This will be paid off this month.
• Credit card: $23,524.   This is the next target of my debt snowball.
• Total: $58,728

Overall: $240,137

Update: I wrote and scheduled this before I paid off my car loan.