jcrian

Here is a spreadsheet that I have written for my own use to see how long capital will last.

Change the figures in the top boxes i.e. capital,Interest rate or amount withdrawn each week and it will change the figures in the spreadsheet.

Hopefully this spreadsheet will upload - first time I've tried

Attached Files

new cap red.xls (25.5 KB, 320 views)

cleeker

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BRUSANDRA

i cant get in to it ?

bodrumsjh

Very interesting spreadsheet - Thanks

Rachels100

Great form. Very handy. Thanks

Montemaranne

My husband also wrote a spreadsheet for us with Excel. So I know the effort and time involved in producing something like this. Ours is a bit more extensive since we have added on bits and pieces over the past two years. Although it's a lot of work at the start, it certainly makes you feel more comfortable knowing how long the cash is going to last.
Jcrian, I think it was a great idea to put it on the forum.

shirleyanntr

very nice ian....and im sure a lot of work... thanks

theres more to you than just the odd sheep..and a helicopter pad.

now where did i put that spare 100,000 grand

sungirl

Hi Thanks for that its great, i have been having a play around with it, if i bring money money over to turkey it will certainly last alot longer, well at least on paper anyway

Mr Turkey

Nice spreadsheet - I couldn't do it !

Sorry to be the dark cloud ( again ) but I would caution people to only regard this as a guide.

Be sure to include the effects of taxation on your deposit and interest earned, which reduces the figure, and allow for inflation when estimating your interest rate.

How you do this on a spread sheet someone smarter than me will have to answer.

MR TURKEY