Investing and net worth

How do I add a home, car or other asset or debt?

On Net worth, choose Add, then An asset or A debt, pick what it is and answer a few questions. A home or car can carry its mortgage or loan, and Finly Money works out how the value and the balance move over time.

Updated Oct 17, 2026

Banks can't see everything you own or owe. Add the rest yourself on Net worth, and it counts like any account.

Add an asset or a debt

  1. Open the Add menu

    On Net worth, choose Add (the round + on a phone), then An asset or A debt. The + beside What you own or What you owe works too.

  2. Pick what it is

    Choose a kind from the list. The table below shows what each one asks.

  3. Answer its questions

    Each kind asks only what it needs. Loans and mortgages show what you've paid down as you type.

  4. Save

    Choose Add. It appears in your lists and your net worth straight away.

Kind

What it asks

Real estate

Purchase date, purchase price (optional), current value, and whether there's a mortgage on it.

Vehicle

Purchase date, purchase price (optional), current value, and whether there's a loan on it.

Cash

The amount, and since when (optional).

Investments

Connect the account, or enter it by hand with a name and today's value.

Crypto

Purchase date and current value.

Gold & silver, Jewellery, Other asset

Current value.

Mortgage, Auto loan

Added together with the home or vehicle they finance.

Personal loan, Student loan

Start date, original loan amount, current balance, and APR (optional).

Credit card

Connect the card through your bank, or enter what you owe.

Other debt

Balance owed.

A home or car with a loan

Answer Yes to Is there a mortgage on it? or Is there a loan on it? and both are saved together: the home or vehicle under Property & vehicles, and its loan under Loans & mortgages. Editing either one opens the same form, and removing one removes both.

For a vehicle loan, enter the loan start date, the original loan amount, the current loan balance and the vehicle's estimated value.

For a mortgage, answer Has the mortgage renewed since it started? If it has, enter the date of the last renewal, the balance owing then (it's on your renewal statement), the amortization left at that renewal in years, and the current interest rate. If not, enter the mortgage amount, the amortization and the rate. You'll see the monthly payment and the principal paid so far, and the balance keeps coming down month by month.

How values move over time

  • Before its purchase or start date, an item counts as nothing.
  • With a purchase price, an asset's line moves from what you paid to today's value. Without one, it holds today's value.
  • A loan with an original amount and a start date comes down evenly to today's balance, and shows roughly when it will be paid off.
  • Nothing is projected past today.

When a value changes, tap the item, change the figure and choose Save changes. Its line on the chart is redrawn from what you enter.

Edit or remove

Tap anything you added to edit it, or use its ⋯ menu for Edit and Remove. Your net worth history is recalculated without it.

Frequently Asked Questions

To see holdings and gains, use Investing: connect the brokerage or track the account by hand. Choose Investments here only for a quick figure. Use one place, not both, or it counts twice.

No. Connected cards and loans already count. Add a card here only if it isn't connected or uploaded.

No. Values are what you enter. Update them whenever you like.

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