Worksheets
If you'd like to find out how much to save for retirement—or you want to estimate your personal net worth or organize your financial documents—these worksheets are a good place to start.
Worksheets
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Personal Finance Cheat Sheet
Check out this worksheet for some quick tips as you start managing your money in the real world. Learn the dos and don'ts on critical financial topics such as student loans, high-interest debt, taxes, budgeting and more.
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Personal Net Worth Worksheet
Your net worth is a valuable indicator of your financial strength. Add up your assets and liabilities to see where you currently stand. You can then measure your progress by recalculating it at least once a year.
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Asset Inventory Worksheet
Use this worksheet to compile a list of the assets you have and where they are located. You could share this with your beneficiaries or it could come in handy when your estate attorney asks for a detailed inventory. Save or print and store it in a safe location.
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Investor Profile Questionnaire
Use this questionnaire to help determine the mix of assets that best suits your needs. The questions address a number of factors, including your goals, time frame, and feelings about risk.
Your answers to the six questions will be used to create a personalized model portfolio, ranging from the most conservative (50% bonds, 30% cash, and 20% stocks) to the most aggressive (95% stocks and 5% cash). Keep in mind that the suggested percentages of stocks, bonds, and cash are only guidelines, not absolute rules. They are intended to give you a good example—not an exact figure—of how to configure your portfolio.
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