Doing research and trying to find a tool that will help you summarise your personal finances is a great first step… buying and using our tool, IS THE BEST NEXT STEP. Our automated Personal Finance Tool will give you the capabilities to do the following:
Budget:
All personal finances start with a budget. This tool will help you document your income and expenses and how you whether you have a surplus or a deficit. It will essentially help you know whether you are building wealth or heading towards poverty street.
Personal Balance Sheet:
You will have a summary of your Assets and Liabilities, both of which is used to show you your Net Worth, which represents your overall financial wealth.
Retirement GAP Calculator:
Retirement planning is an essential aspect of personal finance that can help you achieve financial security and independence during your retirement years. In the simplest sense, retirement planning is what one does to prepare for life after retirement. After you have completed this calculation, you will know “what you will have” during retirement, taking your current savings into consideration versus “what you will need” during retirement. THIS IS RETIREMENT PLANNING!
Financial Statement:
The term personal financial statement refers to a document or spreadsheet that outlines an individual's financial position… at a point in time. The statement typically includes a personal budget, a breakdown of total assets and liabilities, 6 key financial ratio's, retirement calculations and goals. You DO NOT have to fill in anything on this sheet. All the information automatically pulls through from the other sheets and is a great summary of your current financial position. The statement can help individuals track their financial goals and wealth and can be used when they apply for credit.
Time Value of Money:
In the context of personal finance, the time value of money (TVM) refers to the idea that money has a different value at different points in time. Specifically, that a dollar or rand received today is worth more than a dollar or rand received in the future. This is because money received today can be invested and earn interest, while money received in the future cannot. In summary, the time value of money is a fundamental concept in personal finance and understanding it can help individuals make informed decisions about their savings, investments, and spending. START PLAYING AROUND AND MAKE GOOD DECISIONS!
Set yourself up to move towards FINANCIAL FREEDOM! Good luck and don’t forget to enjoy your journey!