Kenny Rogers said it best: "Don't count your money while you're sittin' at the table. They'll be plenty time for countin' when the deal is done." Still, at some point you'll need to do some calculating. Check out these sites.
Retirement Planner
Use this calculator to get a good feel for how much money you'll need to retire. From Domini Social Investments.
HomePath
Exactly how much can you spend on a house? Don't ask us, ask HomePath. According to the site:
"HomePath® offers you a variety of calculators to help you figure out how much house you can afford. That's because there are a number of ways to approach an affordability analysis. All these calculators allow you to explore the effects of various changes to your home-buying situation. You can perform a variety of 'what-if analyses' to see how various changes to your income, liabilities, and available funds affect your buying power. You can invent a number of 'what-if scenarios,' helping you see how changes to your mortgage term, mortgage loan amount, available funds and interest rate all directly affect your ability to afford a home."
Sounds good to us.
FinAid
Tuition Assistance. The guide to financial aid. All you need to know.
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