18. Preparing for Retirement!!

With that basic information, you are able to set up formulas to calculate your Monthly Contribution to your Retirement Fund, your Employer's Contribution, and the Sum of both Contributions. Using the FUTURE VALUE Function, you can calculate the amount of money that you will have available at the time of your Retirement.
The calculation is based on a fixed Income, at a fixed rate of return, for a fixed number of years. Naturally that rarely will be the case in a person's lifetime, so this calculation is simply meant more as a guideline than as a real situation. It gives you a point of reference for thinking about Retirement Investments and Income.
Once you understand the process, you can begin to prepare for the day you can stop working and start enjoying yourself!!!
Materials Covered: MS Excel - Project 7:
Using Macros and Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) with Excel, pp EX 530-539
Case 7: Working with Named Tables, Logical Lookup, and Database Functions.
Follow the instructions to download your workfile. Make sure you get Step 2 correct, or all your efforts will be for naught!" In your journal, write a short note telling me what you learned from this case. Thanks.
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