Assets are everything you own that has financial value. Adding them to JettWorth is the first step toward knowing your true net worth.
Types of assets you can track
JettWorth supports these asset categories:
- Cash & savings — savings accounts, term deposits, offset accounts, everyday accounts
- Australian ETFs & shares — Australian and international share portfolios, ETFs, managed funds
- Superannuation — your current super balance (not future contributions)
- Property — your home, investment properties, land
- Vehicles — cars, motorbikes, boats
- Other investments — anything else with value (collectibles, crypto)
How to add an asset
- Go to Snapshot in the sidebar.
- Click + Add Asset.
- Choose the asset category.
- Enter a name (e.g. "CommBank Savings", "Vanguard ETF Portfolio").
- Enter the current market value — what you believe it's worth today.
- Click Save.
Property-specific fields
When adding a property, you can also link an existing mortgage to it. This helps JettWorth calculate equity (property value minus mortgage balance). For investment properties, you can also enter rental income, expense ratio, and depreciation — all factor into the projection's after-tax cash flow.
Vehicle-specific fields
Vehicles can be linked to a car loan if you have one, including balloon payments and balloon-action options (refinance vs pay off).
Super-specific fields
You can pick an investment option (conservative, balanced, growth, high-growth) which informs the projection's super return assumption.
Editing and removing assets
Click any asset card to open its edit sheet. Update the value, change the name, or delete it from there. Snapshots auto-save as you type, so changes flow through to your dashboard immediately.
Tip: Enter asset values at their current market value, not what you paid for them. For property, a rough estimate is fine — check recent sales on Domain or realestate.com.au for a guide.