Accumulated wealth formula ?

T

toyota58

Anyone knows how to make accumulated wealth formula ? Here's the
example :

Suppose I save $ 100 (or whatever) every month in a mutual fund and
the fund give me 10 percent (or whatever) interest per annum. So how
much is my accumulated wealth in 5 years ?


Thank You and Good Day.

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G

Gord Dibben

I work mine out this way.

A1 net after taxes income......enter a number

A2 yearly expenses..........enter =A1

A3 =A1-A2 is accumulated wealth


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
 
S

Sandy Mann

Gord Dibben said:
I work mine out this way.

So does Mr Micawber <g>

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J

joeu2004

Suppose I save $ 100 (or whatever) every month in a mutual fund and
the fund give me 10 percent (or whatever) interest per annum. So how
much is my accumulated wealth in 5 years ?

=fv(10%/12, 5*12, -100, 0, 1)
 
T

toyota58

Another formula I want to make is

Example : Suppose I put $ 1,000 lump sum in a mutual fund at 10
percent interest per annum. How much is the accumulated wealth after 5
years.This is one lump sum payment only at the beginning of the
period. No additional monthly payments.

Thank You all.
 
J

joeu2004

Another formula I want to make is
Example : Suppose I put $ 1,000 lump sum in a mutual fund at 10
percent interest per annum. How much is the accumulated wealth after 5
years.This is one lump sum payment only at the beginning of the
period. No additional monthly payments.

First, a correction to my previous response. If the mutual fund
returns 10% per year, its (compounded) monthly rate is
RATE(12,0,-1,1+10%), not 10%/12. So the previous formula should have
been:

=fv(rate(12,0,-1,1+10%), 5*12, -100, 0, 1)

For the latest example:

=fv(10%, 5, 0, -1000)

Please study Help -> Excel Help for FV().
 

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