Attached is a worksheet that I developed with a friend. It answers the question for US taxpayers whether you have saved enough for retirement. The Input form is self explanatory. For those of you in other countries, I am sure you could adapt this to your particular environment.
Last edited by alansidman; 10-11-2013 at 09:30 AM.
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Looks pretty cool. However, when I went to save a copy, I received a couple of compatability problems using it with Excel 2010.
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Tony
I think I fixed the compatability issue. Try it now. Replaced file in the original thread.
Alan
Saved without issue. Thanks!
I don't see any place to enter lottery ticket purchases i.e. my retirement plan
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I haven't retired, I just don't get much work anymore and Social Security isn't enough (boo hoo).
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