Scroll down to access FREE calculators and downloadable spreadsheet tools for investors.

These tools are discussed in Chapter 4 of Rich Warner’s book The Smart Investor’s Guide to Bucket Investing.

Net Worth Calculator

A personal financial statement form with assets listed on the left side and liabilities on the right. Assets include cash, real estate, investments, loans receivable, and personal property, with totals. Liabilities include current debts such as credit cards, medical bills, taxes, mortgages, loans, and other liabilities, with totals. Bottom right shows total assets, total liabilities, net worth, and date.

A custom-designed Excel spreadsheet that helps you calculate household net worth.

Monthly Cash Flow Tracker

Monthly cash flow tracker table showing income and expenses for each month, with totals and line graphs for each income source and expenses.

This spreadsheet calculates monthly and annual household net income, using income and expense cash flow data.

Rebalance Spreadsheet

A table presenting bucket A model dollar allocations, shares, and recent prices for various bond ETFs. The table is divided into three sections: dollar allocations for models A1, A2, A3; share counts for each model; recent prices for the ETFs with their data links and last prices.

Use this spreadsheet to determine dollar size and share size allocations for all the ETF models discussed in Rich Warner’s book on bucket investing. You must buy the eBook on Amazon before you can access the models. Click on the button below to buy your copy now.

Future Value (FV) Calculator

How much will my portfolio be worth by the time I retire if I contribute $X per month and earn 7.5% annually? This free online FV calculator can help project portfolio values into the future.

Portfolio Longevity Calculator

How long will your money last?

This FREE online calculator will help determine whether you will outlive your financial assets.

RMD Calculator

How much do I need to withdraw from my traditional IRA or 401K to comply with IRS tax rules?

Use this FREE online RMD calculator to help answer that question.

Wash Sale Guard App

You realized a loss in a taxable brokerage account. You’d like to add that loss to your Carry Forward Tax Bank to offset future capital gains and ordinary income. To do this, you must track your trades and make sure you don’t re-enter securities that you’ve taken losses in before the IRS Wash Sale window period is over. This app suggests proxy ETFs and stocks that can replace those off-limits securities, tells you when it’s safe to re-enter securities, and aggregates eligible losses in your Carry Forward Tax Bank. The app also includes the Wash Sale Date Calculator.

Wash Sale Date Calculator

When is it safe to re-enter a security (ETF or stock) that you’ve recently taken a loss in?

The Wash Sale Date Calculator will tell you.

For taxable brokerage accounts only.