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Net Worth Tracker for Couples

See your combined financial picture — joint accounts, individual investments, shared debt, and household goals.

Net Worth Benchmarks by Age

These are general guidelines based on saving approximately 15-20% of income consistently. Your actual target depends on your income, expenses, and financial goals.

30

Age 30

1x combined household income

40

Age 40

3x combined household income

50

Age 50

6x combined household income

Remember: your net worth trend over time matters more than any single benchmark. Track monthly and focus on consistent progress.

Tax-Advantaged Accounts to Track

Maximize both partners' retirement accounts
Income splitting strategies
Spousal RRSP (Canada) / Spousal IRA (US)

Common Assets to Include

Your net worth includes everything you own with monetary value. Make sure to track these:

Joint savings
Individual retirement accounts
Shared mortgage
Combined investments
Emergency fund

FIRE Number Calculation

Couples FIRE: combine both incomes and expenses. One partner reaching FIRE first can reduce household risk while the other keeps working.

Label assets clearly in TrackWorth (e.g., "Sarah TFSA", "Mike 401k") to see the combined picture while knowing who owns what.

How to Start Tracking in 3 Steps

1

Add your assets

Bank accounts, investments, property, crypto, retirement accounts. Enter current values in any currency.

2

Add your liabilities

Mortgage, car loan, student debt, credit cards. Use the outstanding balance, not the original amount.

3

Track monthly

Take a snapshot each month. TrackWorth builds your net worth chart automatically so you can see the trend.

Start tracking your net worth today

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