ASSETS & NET WORTH
Net worth is what your household owns minus what it owes. Know Your Dosh adds up everything you hold, bank and savings balances, property, pensions, investments, vehicles, crypto and business interests, then subtracts your debts, so you get one number that actually means something. Right now we’re tracking over £200M in assets for households in more than 100 countries.
Connect it, or add it yourself in seconds. No jargon, no minimums, no judgement.
Current accounts, savings and ISAs connected securely or added by hand.
Your home, buy-to-lets and holiday places, with automatic UK valuations.
Workplace and personal pensions, including the ones from three jobs ago.
Funds, stocks and share schemes, valued alongside everything else.
Cars, jewellery, art, the things worth remembering when it matters.
Crypto, business interests, money lent to family. If it counts, count it.
Your net worth updates as accounts sync and valuations change — no spreadsheet night required.
Old pensions and dormant accounts surface instead of sitting invisible for decades.
Let your partner or family see where things stand, so no one is left guessing.
Registered with the Financial Conduct Authority, so your family’s data is handled to UK banking standards.
AES-256 and 256-bit SSL encryption plus two-factor authentication protect everything you add.
We never store your bank credentials and can never move your money. Your data, your eyes only.
Anything with value: bank and savings balances, property, pensions, investments, vehicles and other valuables, crypto, and business interests. Add whatever applies to your household.
Know Your Dosh gives you an automatic valuation estimate, updated over time, so you can see it against your mortgage without ordering a fresh valuation every few months. See our Property Tracking page for how that works in detail.
Yes. Add each pension you hold, current or from a previous employer, and it sits alongside everything else in your net worth figure.
Yes. Crypto holdings can be added and tracked as part of your household’s overall net worth.
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