<prompt> Human: I am 27M and am trying to better plan for my future. I know this information would be important for me but I cant come up with all the metrics I want toneed to track.I had some questions for those of you who track your net worth:How often do you update your spreadsheet quarterly, annually?What do you track specifically personal investments, ROTH, 401K, cars, mortgage?  <response>: I use Mint, and throw pretty much everything in there. Investments, retirement accounts, savingschecking, house, cars, tuition reimbursement Im owed, etc. The only thing I dont track is rewards points, but I use them for holiday shopping and it cancels out since I dont budget for that.I can see the desire to not track things like cars, but because I finance cars 2 APR, so it makes sense, if I didnt track the cars, I would have a changing net worth when I boughtsold them, and I dont like that anytime you buy a big item, your net worth shouldnt change. But I do have to factor in depreciation, so I just go in every year and subtract a few thousand dollars off whatever KBB says.I like tracking everything, because you can always filter out stuff if you want. For example, I really like to track my total net worth, but my liquidnon-retirement is much more useful for planning purposes. If Im saving up for a house, for example, I cant count on using 401k funds. 