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Savings-Investment Calculator
Enter all but one field below,
then press the button under the field you wish to calculate.
Present
Value		 # of
Years
to Invest		 Interest
Rate
(Decimal)
Compounded:
 		Contributions
Made at the beginning of the period
Made at the end of the period

 Future
Value
$ % $ $
You will contribute a total of $ The rest is earnings!
  • Be sure to select the appropriate compounding method.
    (For further info, see notes on compounding)


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    • To plan for the Effects of Inflation
    on the calculation above:

    If inflation averages % per year -   
    You'll need $ in years, to buy what $ buys today!

    You will need to do ONLY ONE of the following to make that goal:
    Invest
    More
    Initially
    $    		 Earn More
    (compounded as above)
    %    		 Contribute More
    Periodically
    FAQ
    $    		 Settle
    for Less
    (in today's $)
    $
    For further explanation,
    please see notes on inflation adjusted values.

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    Note:  Due to rounding, the calculations are approximate and intended to be used only as a guide.


    EXAMPLE CALCULATIONS:

    There are many examples on this calculator.
    I have numbered them below so that you can easily find what you're looking for.
     This calculator will do a lot more than what's reflected in these examples, so be sure to experiment with it!
    1. How much will my money be worth in the future?
    2. When will I be a millionaire?
    3. How much do I need to save for my child's education?
    1. What rate have I earned on my money to this point?
    2. What rate do I need to earn to make a goal?
    3. How much do I need to save each month for retirement?


      FAQs:

    College Savings/Withdrawal Calculator

     College Savings/Withdrawal Calculator
    I created this calculator because I've had so many people ask for it.  However, I really feel that my Savings/Investment calculator (above) will allow you to do this calculation and can give greater flexiblity and options - if needed.  But, if you want a simple calculator with a printable schedule, here it is...








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