Non-Current Assets
Things you own that will last more than a year and aren't easily turned into cash: buildings, equipment, vehicles, long-term investments. Also called Fixed Assets.
- How it's worked out
- Total Assets − Current Assets
- Which way is better
- Read it in contextNeither higher nor lower is better on its own. Read it alongside the measures around it.
Written by Mandy Walker, founder of Focus on Cash. Updated October 2026. This explanation comes from the glossary inside Focus on Cash, so it matches the words you see in the app.
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