See your complete financial picture — assets, super, investments, property and debts — in one live dashboard.
See the live demoNet worth = everything you own minus everything you owe. Budgi tracks both sides.
What you own
What you owe
Update balances when you import a CSV or edit them directly. Nothing syncs in the background, so the figures are whatever you last told Budgi — and nothing has standing access to your accounts.
Add property, vehicles, super funds and share portfolios manually. Update as often as you like — once a month is fine for most people.
Visualise your net worth growth over the last 12 months with a trend line. See exactly when big purchases or pay rises changed your trajectory.
Where do you sit? These are median figures — half of Australians have more, half have less.
| Age Group | Median Net Worth |
|---|---|
| Age 25 | $35,000 |
| Age 35 | $160,000 |
| Age 45 | $380,000 |
| Age 55 | $680,000 |
Source: ABS Household Wealth and Wealth Distribution survey. Approximate medians. Figures are approximate and vary by state.
Yes. You can add your super balance manually and it's included in your total net worth. Update it whenever you receive your super fund statement.
Enter an estimated value manually. Many people use CoreLogic, Domain, or a recent comparable sale. Update it quarterly or after a professional valuation.
Yes, and it should be — HECS is a real debt repaid through your tax return. Including it gives you a true net worth figure.
Account balances update when you import a CSV or edit them. Manual assets (property, super, shares) update when you enter a new value.