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There’s something crucial to remember about this practice.
Net worth — the difference between what you own and what you owe — has become a popular way to measure financial health. While it can be a useful metric, focusing too much on this single number can also be misleading, lead to bad decisions, or mean that you are missing important opportunities.
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