The purpose of this calculator is to ensure your retirement goals are attainable or require readjusting. The output from this calculator is strictly for conversational purposes only and may not reflect the actual performance of your retirement savings. 

To illustrate the usefulness of this calculator, I have put together a case study to show how any user can this spreadsheet software and find the potential answers they are looking for.

A great calculator for any individual who feels lost and/or frustrated with their consumer debt. The Debt Elimination Calculator first calculates the weighted average amount of time to pay off debts on a set payment or the monthly payment needed per month to be debt free within a desired time frame.

The following illustrations represents a case study involving a recent graduate who is trying to tackle her debt while starting her new career.

Do you know how many products you need to sell before you break even?

Business owners need to be aware of their break even point. The term break even means when a business has sold enough units to cover their fixed and variable costs over a set period of time. Therefore, a business can start generating profits after their break even point. 

However, businesses that want to acknowledge profit as a fixed amount per period would be able to calculate their break even point to cover that amount. The calculation for break even is simply:

Fixed Costs / (Selling Price Per Unit - Variable Costs) or Fixed costs divided by Price Per Unit minus Variable Cost Per Unit. 

The following case study was prepared to show the effectiveness of the Spreadsheet Deli Break Even Analysis: