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"Debt Is Only Temporary"

Check your financial health?

The Single Total Daily Income and Expense Tool

What is your current age?

How many paychecks do you
recieve per month?

What is the total amount (after taxes)
of each check?

What is your current total
amount in savings?

What are your total
monthly expenses?

Your Results

Based on your income you average $ per day. The amount you spend per day is $ . Based off what you make per day, and what your daily expenses per day are, you should be saving $ per day, everyday. The amount per month that you should be able to save is $ . The total amount you should be saving annually is $ . This amount is not including any interest you may recieve in a bank account. The savings total you will have at the age of retirement (age 65) is $ . This amount does not include any simple interest or compounding interest but this amount is inflation adjusted! At the current rate at retirement you will only have enough savings to live for months, or approximatly years. And that's only if you keep your expenses exactly what they are today and save every nickel from now till retirement. I would say to you "GOOD LUCK" but when it comes to your money and retirement, luck is not an option.

So do you think you will be healthy forever?
Will the retirement age still be 65 when you reach retirement?
Will your rent or mortgage never go up?
Can you anticipate every surprise expense?
There are only two ways to improve your financial situation in life,
and they are...
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