I’ve tracked my spending for years, but it wasn’t until I did Alan and Katie Donegan’s brilliant (and free!) Rebel Finance School course and started using their excellent net worth spreadsheet template that I started to track my net worth in May 2021. I wish I’d started tracking it years earlier so that I could see my progress but, as they say, better late than never.
Why Track Your Net Worth?
LINK TO NET WORTH POST
Net Worth 2021
I didn’t have a monthly breakdown of my pension value so unfortunately couldn’t include it. My pension provider’s website only provides a current snapshot and a yearly statement running up to the end of March. Not helpful when you’re trying to retrospectively produce a chart!
Breaking Down the Figures
| Including/Excluding | Start (May) | End | Change |
| Excluding pension, including primary residence | £316,334.16 | £342,913.64 | +£26,579.48 |
| Excluding pension and primary residence | £210,459.19 | £234,378.63 | +£23,919.44 |
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