Value contribution
Review absolute contributions in your reporting currency where the source history supports them.
Explore how supported investments, property, cash flows and other assets contribute to your financial picture. Keep the explanation connected to the underlying data.
Contributions and withdrawals belong in the explanation, not in a manufactured performance figure.
ILLUSTRATIVE DATA · NOT YOUR ACCOUNT
A movement in net worth is not automatically an investment return. Contributions, withdrawals, income, costs, valuations and FX need their own explanation.
Review absolute contributions in your reporting currency where the source history supports them.
Separate internal transfers and principal movements from income and expenses.
Incomplete history and unexplained changes stay visible. Unsupported return percentages are not invented.
Keep this dedicated view, then explore how its covered records contribute to the rest of your financial picture.
No. A stock return, a property ROI and a gold return are not simply averaged into a total wealth return.
No. The current cross asset layer prioritises absolute contribution. A percentage should only appear when a valid method and sufficient data support it.
It identifies a part of the movement that the available history or classifications cannot yet attribute reliably.
Bring the pieces together. Start with the asset or account that matters most to you.
Adjust reading, contrast, motion and keyboard visibility without changing your financial data.