How to make a balance sheet

Language

individualChequingString

familyChequingString

individualSavingsString

familySavingsString

individualOtherAccountString

familyOtherAccountString

individualObligationString

familyObligationString

individualPlacementString

familyPlacementString

individualLifeInsuranceString

familyLifeInsuranceString

individualOtherPlacementsString

familyOtherPlacementsString

individualReerString

familyReerString

individualCeliString

familyCeliString

individualReeeString

familyReeeString

individualFerrString

familyFerrString

individualRetraiteString

familyRetraiteString

individualOtherRegimesString

familyOtherRegimesString

individualMainResidenceString

familyMainResidenceString

individualSecondaryResidenceString

familySecondaryResidenceString

individualIncomeBuildingsString

familyIncomeBuildingsString

individualLandString

familyLandString

individualVehiclesString

familyVehiclesString

individualFurnitureString

familyFurnitureString

individualOtherValuablesString

familyOtherValuablesString

individualActiveTotalString

familyActiveTotalString

individualCreditCardString

familyCreditCardString

individualCreditMarginString

familyCreditMarginString

individualLateFeesString

familyLateFeesString

individualCarLoanString

familyCarLoanString

individualPersonalLoanString

familyPersonalLoanString

individualstudentLoanString

familyStudentLoanString

individualOtherLoansString

familyOtherLoansString

individualMainResidenceLoanString

familyMainResidenceLoanString

individualSecondaryResidenceLoanString

familySecondaryResidenceLoanString

individualIncomeBuildingsLoanString

familyIncomeBuildingsLoanString

individualPassiveTotalString

familyPassiveTotalString

individualResultsString

familyResultsString

Simplify your life with our easy-to-use financial tools. In just a few moments, you can have an in-depth look at your personal or family finances. Creating a balance sheet will help you make informed decisions for all your current and future projects.

Need help seeing the full financial picture? Our experts are available to help you make the right decisions.

Assets (what you own)

Start off by listing all your assets. This includes the funds in your bank accounts, investments and objects that you own.

Your bank accounts

Enter the total balance held in your National Bank accounts, or with any other financial institution.

You

Your spouse

Chequing account

Savings account

Other accounts

Non-registered assets

Enter the amounts of your non-registered assets. These investments don’t allow you to save tax-free. You can deposit and withdraw funds at any time.

Bonds

Investment funds

Cash surrender value of life insurance

Other non-registered assets

Registered plans

Enter the amounts held in your registered plans. These plans allow you to save tax-free for medium and long-term projects.

Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP)

Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA)

Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP)

Registered Retirement Income Fund (RRIF)

Employer Pension Plan

Other registered plans

Personal property

Tell us the estimated value of your private property: your house, car, furniture, etc.

Primary residence

Secondary residence (chalet)

Income properties

Land

Vehicles

Furniture

Other property of value (art, jewerly, etc.)

Total assets

You

Your spouse

Liabilities (what you owe)

Indicate your amounts to be repaid, whether for a loan or for on a credit card.

Balances to be repaid

Enter your credit card and line of credit balances, as well as your overdue accounts.

You

Your spouse

Credit Cards

Lines of Credit

Accounts payable (past due)

Loans

Enter the balance owed on your various loans.

Car loans

Personal loans

Student loans

Other loans

Mortgages

Specify your total mortgage balance.

Primary residence

Secondary residence (chalet)

Income properties

Total liabilities

You

Your spouse

Results

You

Your spouse

Total assets

Total liabilities

Net worth (assets minus liabilities)

Want to keep a record of your results? We can send them directly to your email.

We've sent your balance sheet to your email.

Other financial tools

If you're in the market for a home and want to know what your maximum amount for a mortgage would be, get an estimate with our calculator.
If you want to better forecast your income and expenses, use our budgeting tool.

The information is presented for information purposes only and is not exhaustive. National Bank does not collect this information under any circumstances. The tool is for your personal use only. Consult your National Bank advisor or any qualified professional (accountant, tax specialist, lawyer, notary, etc.) for advice on your finances.