Whether you’re managing one property or multiple assets, it’s crucial to understand how everything fits together. That’s why we’ve just rolled out a brand-new view inside Moorr that gives you even more clarity around each asset you own.
With this release, you can now see total income and total debt directly within each asset card—giving you a quick, comprehensive snapshot without the need to jump between screens.
Why It Matters
Your financial world is rarely simple—and we built this feature because life isn’t one-dimensional. You might have a home loan, an offset, a rental income stream, or even a business-related asset. Having these layers of detail visible in one place helps you understand your asset’s overall impact on your financial position.
No spreadsheets. No guesswork. Just clarity.
What’s New?
Income & Debt Summaries on Asset Cards
Got multiple income sources tied to one asset? Maybe you’ve got two loans on one investment property? Moorr now shows an aggregated view of all income and debt linked to that asset—right inside the card.
It’s perfect for users with:
- Split loans
- Joint investments
- Rental income + other income streams
- Assets generating multiple revenue types (e.g. rent + short-stay)
This update gives you more context at a glance—so you can see what’s flowing in, what’s owing, and what’s growing.
Trendline doesn’t look quite right?
That’s ok! It’s an easy fix because chances are you didn’t record the value properly via the historical log. Which is why historical log is important! You can learn more about it here.
- How to update the Property Value Over Time
- How to updated the Income Change Over Time
- How to update the Loan Balance Vs Offset over time
👉 Ready to get the full picture of your assets?
Jump into Moorr and check out the updated asset cards.
Not using Moorr yet? Start your free account today:
- Web: https://my.moorr.com.au/signup
- Apple App Store: Download for iPhone
- Google Play: Download for Android
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