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This Google Sheet is programmed to help demonstrate the power of time and additional monthly contributions in compound interest. All the user needs to do is input numbers for the following 6 values: Age to Start InvestingInitial Investment ValueAdditional Monthly ContributionsAnticipated Annual Growth Rate (%)Interest Rate Variance RangeTimes Compounded Per YearAfter these six numbers have been entered, the Google Sheet is programmed to: calculate the total amount of money that has been inves

This product is a Google Sheet programmed to help keep track of loan payments. This can be used for class but is also something I personally use to track the payment of my student loans. Every month, the user should input their value own for each of their debts and the amount paid towards their debts that month. The spreadsheet is then programmed to calculate and present: the total Remaining Debt during that monththe percent of the loans that remains based on the initial month's valuethe numeri

This Google Sheet is programmed to address the problem "I have x amount of money. Should I use it to invest or first pay off my debt?" All the user needs to do is input numbers for the following 6 values: Investment:Initial Value InvestedAnticipated Annual Growth Rate (%)Times Compounded Per YearDebt:Initial Value of DebtInterest Rate (%)Times Compounded Per YearAfter these six numbers have been entered, the Google Sheet is programmed to: calculate the yearly value of the investment every year

This is a Google Sheets where you or your students can track their daily spending over a month. Users input their expenses into one of several categories (groceries, eating out, snacks, gas, and misc.). The Google Sheet is programmed to automatically add all items in that category, calculate the total spent on that category, and then show what percent of one's monthly income has been spent on that expense. Total expenses and net income are also programmed to be calculated. This a resource that I