Understand what it adds up to
Review recorded assets and debts together, rather than adding up several spreadsheets.
Net worth dashboard
Bring the assets you own and the debts you owe into one view, so you can understand the bigger picture.

Review recorded assets and debts together, rather than adding up several spreadsheets.
See allocations and commitments alongside your overall figures, then return to the records behind them.
Your financial overview
The dashboard brings together the figures recorded in your portfolio. It summarises your assets, liabilities and net worth, alongside allocations, recurring commitments, renewals and goals. You can arrange available dashboard cards around the information you want to see first.


The detail behind the view
A savings balance, a super statement and a property valuation each tell part of the story. We included the dashboard to give those separate figures a shared home and make it easier to see how they relate to your overall position.
The dashboard brings together the figures recorded in your portfolio. It summarises your assets, liabilities and net worth, alongside allocations, recurring commitments, renewals and goals. You can arrange available dashboard cards around the information you want to see first.
Less searching. More understanding.
Bring the assets you own and the debts you owe into one view, so you can understand the bigger picture.
Review recorded assets and debts together, rather than adding up several spreadsheets.
See allocations and commitments alongside your overall figures, then return to the records behind them.
Arrange available cards to keep the most useful information near the top of your dashboard.
Ready to take control?
Join Financial Portfolio and experience a simpler, more organised way to manage what matters most.

How it works
You bring the information. Financial Portfolio gives it a structure you can come back to.
Add your people and entities, then record their assets and liabilities.
Enter values and outstanding balances using your own records.
Review your dashboard and update the underlying records when something changes.
Made for real life
For households, families and Australians keeping track of more than one account or folder.
Sit down with your partner and review the values you have recorded for your home, super and savings. Update what has changed before you read the totals.
Bring a clearer starting point to a discussion with your broker or adviser. The dashboard helps you explain your recorded position without piecing it together on the spot.
No. It organises your information and calculates summaries from your recorded values. It does not recommend investments or tell you what you should buy or sell.
No. Values are primarily maintained by you. Connected data is part of the Enriched plan in development and should not be confused with current manual records.
Add the value of assets you own, then subtract what you owe. Use values and balances from a similar date and check for duplicate records. Moneysmart explains the same assets-minus-liabilities method. Read ASIC Moneysmart net worth calculator.
A calculator gives a point-in-time total from the numbers you enter. Financial Portfolio also keeps the underlying asset, debt, ownership and document records, so you can revisit and update the picture.
You can record categories such as property, superannuation, bank accounts, shares, businesses and vehicles. Enter values from your own records; the current dashboard does not fetch every balance automatically.
Start with what you have
You do not need every detail on day one. Start with the records that matter most, then build a clearer picture at your own pace.