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Looking for an Excel program that will calculate from a starting month to end
how long an amount of money will last that accumulates a fixed yearly
interest but has a monthly withdrawl. Like having an IRA with say $100,000
nest egg and you withdrawl $500 a month and the account accumulates say 5% apr
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=NPER(0.05/12,500,-100000,0)

gives 431 months.

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Looking for an Excel program that will calculate from a starting month to

end
how long an amount of money will last that accumulates a fixed yearly
interest but has a monthly withdrawl. Like having an IRA with say $100,000
nest egg and you withdrawl $500 a month and the account accumulates say 5%

apr


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