Instructions for Term Project FINC 3400 Business Finance Winter 2020 You will design an Excel workbook that provides your personal retirement plan. The design of the workbook is up to you, but it...

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You will design an Excel workbook that provides your personal retirement plan. The design of the workbook is up to you, but it should be detailed enough and documented enough that I can understand your assumptions and inputs when you turn it in. You should use publicly available resources for your estimates of salary, salary growth, and living expenses. Please include a hyperlink in the spreadsheet that acts as a citation to the data you used.




Instructions for Term Project FINC 3400 Business Finance Winter 2020 You will design an Excel workbook that provides your personal retirement plan. The design of the workbook is up to you, but it should be detailed enough and documented enough that I can understand your assumptions and inputs when you turn it in. You should use publicly available resources for your estimates of salary, salary growth, and living expenses. Please include a hyperlink in the spreadsheet that acts as a citation to the data you used. Your time horizon starts when you graduate from SU. You must choose a job, location, and salary based on your desires and opportunities. You will need to forecast salary, retirement benefits from your employers, annual expenses, and for those who qualify expected social security payments. If you don’t plan to work in the US, please research and include any information on government sponsored retirement plans where you intend to work. Your savings toward retirement can’t be greater than the difference between your take home pay (net of taxes) and your annual expenses. You should forecast and include major life events including potential capital purchases (cars, houses), and if applicable, saving toward things other than retirement (down payments, childcare expenses, future tuition, and the like). You will forecast your retirement date. You will also forecast your available spending annually after retirement and include a bequest if you plan to do so. The goal of the project is to have a dynamic workbook that forecasts your potential annual expenditures after retirement. Assume an 8% rate of return on your savings until retirement, and 4% return after retirement. You are not allowed to use a retirement plan template. You must build your own Excel workbook. It should be easy to interpret and easy to modify.
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                                                        House Purchase Expense Estimate
            Tax rate = 24%    Expenses per Annum increased at rate of inflation of 2% every year                    Rental 12,000/Annum till 29 years    Rate 6.2% of Net
Income    Rate of 6.2% of Net Income    Net Income - Living Expenses - Rental -SS Contribution    Investment return rate 6%    Payment for House        Net Income - Living Expenses - Housing loan -SS Contribution    Investment return rate 6%    Inflation rate 3%
    Age    Salary / Annnum    Net Income    Food Expense    Trasportation    Helath Insurance    Personal Care Service    Other    Rental Expense    Employee Contribution to Social Security    Employee contribution of Social Security    Surplust Net Income    Surplus Net income invested    House value    $479,999            Inflation Adj Income    Top 35 Inflation Adju Salary
    21    $88,000    $66,880    $4,464    $6,000    $3,405    $9,216    $12,000    $12,000    $4,147    $4,147    $15,648    $939    LumpSum    $60,611            $64,874    $106,894    Average Monthly Income (AIMI)    $8,408
    22    $88,000    $66,880    $4,553    $6,120    $3,473    $9,400    $12,240    $12,000    $4,147    $4,147    $14,947    $897    Amount of Loan    $419,388            $64,874    $106,894    Primary Insurance Amount (PMI)    $1,261
    23    $88,000    $66,880    $4,644    $6,242    $3,543    $9,588    $12,485    $12,000    $4,147    $4,147    $14,231    $854    Loan rate    4.30%            $64,874    $106,894    Claim limit    $5,045
    24    $88,000    $66,880    $4,737    $6,367    $3,613    $9,780    $12,734    $12,000    $4,147    $4,147    $13,501    $810    Loan interest    $18,034            $64,874    $106,894    Total Contributed Fund    $433,450
    25    $88,000    $66,880    $4,832    $6,495    $3,686    $9,976    $12,989    $12,000    $4,147    $4,147    $12,756    $765    Loan / Annum     $14,581            $64,874    $106,894    Interest rate on Fund     3%
    26    $88,000    $66,880    $4,929    $6,624    $3,759    $10,175    $13,249    $12,000    $4,147    $4,147    $11,997    $720                    $64,874    $106,894    Interest earned on fund / Year    $13,003
    27    $88,000    $66,880    $5,027    $6,757    $3,835    $10,379    $13,514    $12,000    $4,147    $4,147    $11,222    $673    Starting income at Age 30 year                $64,874    $106,894
    28    $88,000    $66,880    $5,128    $6,892    $3,911    $10,586    $13,784    $12,000    $4,147    $4,147    $10,432    $626    Surplus...
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