STOCK MARKET INVESTING FOR BEGINNERS - BLANK MODEL SET: THE BOOK'S OWN INPUTS

Compounding_and_Costs_Blank.xlsx has fifteen inputs: nine on sheet 1, which carry the book's two
illustrations, and six on sheet 5, the calculator, where the values are the workbook's own example.
Type these back in and the book's results come back. Sheet names are shortened below:
Your_Numbers is "1. Your Numbers", Your_Own_Case is "5. Your Own Case".

   Your_Numbers!B5     Contributed each year                          3600
   Your_Numbers!B9     Assumed return, each year, before costs        0.07
   Your_Numbers!B10    Inflation, each year                           0.025
   Your_Numbers!B14    A low yearly cost                              0.0015
   Your_Numbers!B15    A higher yearly cost                           0.0115
   Your_Numbers!B19    Age the early investor starts                  25
   Your_Numbers!B20    Age the early investor stops contributing      35
   Your_Numbers!B21    Age the late investor starts                   35
   Your_Numbers!B22    Age both finish                                65

   Your_Own_Case!B5    What you can contribute each month             250
   Your_Own_Case!B7    Your age now                                   30
   Your_Own_Case!B8    The age you would like to stop                 65
   Your_Own_Case!B10   Return you want to assume                      0.05
   Your_Own_Case!B11   Yearly cost you expect to pay                  0.0025
   Your_Own_Case!B12   Inflation you want to assume                   0.025

Result: 405,132 for the early investor against 363,863 for the late one, on a third of the money;
199,183 of it in the last ten years; 738,846 at the low cost against 567,961 at the higher one,
170,885 lost for 70,317 of extra fees, 2.43 for every 1; 275,169 in today's money. On sheet 5:
269,559 in cash, 113,584 in today's money. The checks sheet reads ALL OK.
