One statement for
the whole family balance sheet.
A real family balance sheet isn't a single net-worth number — it's every account, property, and private holding, organized by the entity that owns it, current enough to hand your CPA or estate attorney today. Formation assembles it automatically across every custodian, so the statement your advisors keep asking for is always one click away.
The short answer
A family balance sheet is a consolidated statement of everything a household owns and owes — across people, entities, and custodians — at a point in time. Formation builds it automatically: it aggregates every account, tags each to its owning entity, folds in real estate and private holdings, and keeps the statement current and traceable to its sources.
Why the annual scramble keeps happening
Most families rebuild their balance sheet by hand once a year — usually when the estate attorney, the lender, or the CPA asks for it. By the time the spreadsheet is stitched together from a dozen logins, it's already stale, and it still doesn't show which entity holds what or where a number came from. The picture you need for the biggest decisions — gifting, estate readiness, a liquidity event — is the one that's hardest to keep current.
How Formation handles it
Every asset and liability, in one place
Accounts, real estate, vehicles, private-fund stakes, and the debts against them come together from every custodian into a single balance sheet — assets and liabilities netted to a number you can actually defend.
Organized by who owns it
Each line is tagged to its entity — a revocable trust, an LLC, a joint registration, or a person — so the statement reflects how your wealth is legally titled, not just where it's logged in.
Current, and traceable
Balances refresh through read-only aggregation, and every figure carries a provenance badge you can click to its source. No annual re-keying, no black-box totals.
A statement your advisors can use
Export a clean, printable net-worth report for your CPA, estate attorney, or lender — the one document they keep asking you to assemble, generated from live data instead of a late-night spreadsheet.
From annual scramble to always-on
The statement your estate attorney asks for, already done.
The family balance sheet is the foundation under every serious wealth decision — and it's the thing households most consistently let go stale. Formation keeps it current and entity-organized by default, so estate planning, gifting, and liquidity conversations start from truth instead of a reconstruction.
Assemble your family balance sheet once. Keep it forever.
Connect your custodians, define your entities, and let the statement stay current on its own — ready for your CPA the day they ask.
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Methodology · Net worth is CALC — the sum of SRC account balances and asset values from your linked custodians, grouped by the entities you configure. Formation organizes and reports; it is not a valuation and not advice.
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