The answer is liabilities.
Net worth refers to the value of all assets minus the value of all liabilities. It does not specifically refer to money owed.
Financial status is a general term that describes the overall financial condition of an individual or entity. It does not specifically refer to money owed.
Liabilities refer to all money owed by an individual or entity. This includes debts, loans, and other financial obligations.
Assets refer to anything of value owned by an individual or entity. This does not specifically refer to money owed.
The answer is assets.
Charge accounts are a type of credit account that allows the holder to make purchases and pay for them later. They are not used to calculate net worth.
Loan balances refer to the amount of money still owed on loans. They are considered liabilities and are subtracted from assets to calculate net worth.
Assets are everything of value owned by an individual or entity. Net worth is calculated by subtracting liabilities from assets.
Student loans are a type of liability. They are subtracted from assets to calculate net worth.