Financial Snapshot

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This financial snapshot is an organizational tool to help you and your advisors understand your overall financial picture. It is not a substitute for professional financial advice. Values are self-reported estimates. We strongly recommend reviewing this with a qualified financial professional.

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Personal Balance Sheet

Prepared for: John & Mary Smith

As of this day: March 4, 2026

ASSETS (What You Own)

Current Assets (Liquid)

Checking Account$12,500
Savings Account$35,000
Money Market$15,000
Certificates of Deposit$25,000
Total Current Assets$87,500

Investment Assets

Stocks / Mutual Funds$120,000
Bonds$45,000
401(k) / IRA$285,000
Pension Value$150,000
Total Investment Assets$600,000

Property & Personal Assets

Primary Residence$350,000
Vehicles$28,000
Personal Property$15,000
Life Insurance (Cash Value)$25,000
Total Property Assets$418,000
TOTAL ASSETS$1,105,500

LIABILITIES (What You Owe)

Current Liabilities (Due Within 1 Year)

Credit Card Balances$3,200
Medical Bills$1,500
Other Short-term Debts$0
Total Current Liabilities$4,700

Long-term Liabilities

Mortgage Balance$142,000
Auto Loan$8,500
Other Loans$0
Total Long-term Liabilities$150,500
TOTAL LIABILITIES$155,200

NET WORTH (Equity)

Total Assets$1,105,500
Less: Total Liabilities($155,200)
NET WORTH$950,300

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