What’s your net worth if you sold everything?

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Just that really!! Inspired by thinking if I could afford to move abroad. I suppose age helps as well as you’d expect to be worth more the older you are!!

Depends what the going rate for kidneys is

Anyone creating a thread asking for such information but fails to engage or giveaway anything about themselves, doesn't deserve to know anything about my life or anyone else's. They're a time waster, and journo or nosey.

its a crass subject at the best of times, and as someone has posted, it is completely meaningless - as they say " you never see a hearse with a trailer".

Early 40s. Around £200k. But that's really just the equity in the house. I don't have anything else worth anything to sell.

Who the fuck is this dip shit? 🙄

I’ve no idea but I love your username

Owning a property and having a pension pot is definitely not in any poverty bracket, even on mn!

I think on MN there are only two brackets with no middle ground - folk are either cheerfully broke arguing with each other who has the least money to last until payday and best ways to feed 4 kids for 75p each, or low key rich dropping little humble brags & flexes whilst looking down at you explaining some boring point about DP having an extremely high pressure job (he’s a high earner actually don’t you know).

@sometimesmovingforwards I would hope that there are more of us women here who are the high earners. My DH certainly acknowledges that in our situation.

Number and percentage of households with gross income greater than £100,000 in London and UK, financial year ending 2020 - Office for National Statistics

About 8% of UK (16% in Lon) households have combined income of over £100k. It's not a very small minority. You might be leaving in a low income social cycle to have this perception. Those who bought properties 20 years ago and/or inherited (again, not a small minority) would be well over 1m in their 50s or earlier.

this is what I find really puzzling

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MN is mentioned here

Just why people disclose this

About 83p

Sorry I DONT accept IOUs

60...around £120k if that includes my house (the equity if sold), car and jewellery.

Sad really, given I've worked full time since I graduated aged 21! 😢

36 and £400 ... just for some perspective.

Re: ... I've worked full time since I graduated

> Work smarter NOT harder

What on earth does this neoliberal nonsense mean? I can't see how writing this to a 60-something is either helpful or kind.

Haha yep and this is the case for loads of people in the UK.

Over £1million in property and pensions.

I wish the OP had also asked people to say how much money they had been gifted or inherited from parents or family as well.

It does make a difference if you're talking individually or with a partner. So people who have £300k on their own are worth more in assets than people who have £300k between their partnership.

41, savings, house, LISA, pensions and business assets, prob 400k. Thats splitting the house two ways with my dh. He prob has similar.

Omg probably about £100 😂😂

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BellaAndSprout
Depends what the going rate for kidneys is

> ask at the local butchers - that WILL give U an idea

Only £550k, if I don’t count pension

I’m 12.

£204,326.59p 😀Or thereabouts 🤔