Asset growth chart
Another way I like to keep track of my net worth growth is through the use of this asset chart (click the image to enlarge). It shows the progress of my assets since January of 2004. Each color represents a different asset, and it helps me visualize both the overall picture and the effect of individual months.
Written by Clint · July 6, 2006 · Filed Under Net Worth
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Where does one get one of these cool asset graphs????????
You build it. These types of graphs are easily made using Open Office or Excel.
Thanks Clint! I’ve got to learn more about my Excel program and The Hubster just got us Open Office!!! I’m an Excel newbie - any quick tips or hints?