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Savings goal planner, debt payoff plan and adjusting amounts for inflation.
How much to save each month for a car, college, a trip, a home down payment or an emergency fund, with inflation, tax and several goals.
Car, college, trip, home and emergency fundCompare snowball and avalanche, see when you will be debt-free, how much interest you pay and whether a cheaper loan pays off.
Snowball, avalanche and consolidationAdjust an amount for inflation with a yearly rate or a monthly list, see the loss of buying power and check whether a raise beat inflation.
Adjust for inflation and check real raisesSize your emergency fund from essential expenses and see how much to save each month or how long it takes, with inflation and interest.
3, 6 or 12 months of expensesBuild your household budget: expenses by category, what is left each month, a 50/30/20 comparison and alerts.
What is left and the 50/30/20 ruleAdd up your assets, subtract debts and see your net worth, its breakdown, debt ratio and projected growth.
Assets minus debts, and its growthWork out how much life insurance you need: income to replace, debts, education and final expenses, minus what your family would have.
Coverage with the needs approachFind how much to save each month for college, with tuition rising faster than inflation, earnings, tax and the cost of waiting.
Future cost and monthly savingsHow much your money grows with monthly contributions, against a benchmark rate and inflation, year by year.
Contributions, benchmark and inflationHow much you need to live off your investments, the monthly contribution needed, your independence age and how long the money lasts.
Savings needed, contribution and independence ageSimulates thousands of futures with good and bad years to show the chance your money lasts, the range of outcomes and a safe withdrawal.
Odds your money lasts and safe withdrawalSee how long your savings can pay an inflation-adjusted monthly withdrawal and how much to withdraw to last N years.
Withdrawals, duration and the 4% ruleWork out the yearly rent increase from the lease index, the extra per month and per year, and what a counteroffer cap would save.
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