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You do not need to organise every account, document and decision today. Start with the question in front of you, then use the guide, checklist or tool that helps you answer it.
The value is in the detail
Start with a useful snapshot, then follow it to the people and paperwork behind it.
Your recorded position
A financial picture includes what you own and what you owe. Keep the record dates and supporting information in view.
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FINANCIAL PORTFOLIOFind a policy or statement beside the record it explains.
See the document vault ↗List the records you already have. Add the relationships as your picture becomes clearer.
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Thoughtful reads about the records you keep and the people who may need to understand them.
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Compare Financial Portfolio, WealthStacker, Track My Wealth, Richify and Sharesight in 2026 by purpose, price, upkeep and family use, with more context than the number on a dashboard.
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Compare ownership records, family access, documents and ongoing upkeep to choose a wealth tracker that fits how your household works.
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Start with a question, then follow a guide to gather, connect and explain your financial records.
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A manageable way to move from scattered folders to a clear financial record.
Read guidePut assets and debts in the same picture without losing sight of what the numbers mean.
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Try a simple calculation or make a record map. These tools are free to use and do not require an account.
Explore all free toolsFINANCIAL PORTFOLIONet worth is the value of what you own less what you owe. Enter your figures to see a snapshot in Australian dollars, then check the records behind the result.
Try the toolFINANCIAL PORTFOLIOHome equity is the difference between a property's estimated value and the debt secured against it. It is a simple snapshot, not the amount you can necessarily borrow or receive after a sale.
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Download a practical starting point for the assets, debts and details you want to keep together.
Explore all templatesA financial inventory tells someone what exists, how the parts connect and where to look next. It does not need every private number to be useful.
Get the templateAn asset list without its debts can overstate the picture. This worksheet pairs values and balances with ownership and the date you checked them.
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Records, people and paperwork, with room for the way your financial life fits together.
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If you need a number, start with a calculator. If you need to locate information, use an inventory. If you already know what is missing, read the relevant guide or feature page. A one-off calculation is not the same as maintaining a financial portfolio over time.
No. They explain record-keeping and basic arithmetic. For a decision about tax, a financial product or legal rights, seek an appropriately qualified Australian professional. ASIC explains the difference between general and personal financial advice.
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.
