A car, some crypto, a watch, the apartment. Most of what people own sits outside their accounts, and most apps ignore all of it.
If a third of your net worth is parked on the driveway, a net worth figure that excludes it is not worth reading.
Add make, model, year and mileage. Cashrou values the vehicle and depreciates it over time, so the figure ages the way the car does.
Hold a quantity rather than a dollar amount. Cashrou prices it in your currency and revalues it with the market.
For things without a public price, set the value yourself. Cashrou keeps the history so you can see what you have written down over the years.
Purchase price, current estimate and the mortgage against it, so the equity is explicit rather than implied.
Same flow whatever it is. The difference is only in how the value is kept up to date.
Valuations are estimates for planning. They are not appraisals and should not be used for insurance, lending or tax purposes.
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