Growth Rates

	4 %	5 %	6 %	7 %	8 %	9 %	10 %
5 YEARS	1.22	1.28	1.34	1.40	1.47	1.54	1.61
7 YEARS	1.32	1.41	1.50	1.61	1.71	1.83	1.95
10 YEARS	1.48	1.63	1.79	1.97	2.16	2.37	2.59
15 YEARS	1.80	2.08	2.40	2.76	3.17	3.64	4.18
20 YEARS	2.19	2.65	3.21	3.87	4.66	5.60	6.73
25 YEARS	2.67	3.39	4.29	5.43	6.85	8.62	10.83
30 YEARS	3.24	4.32	5.74	7.61	10.06	13.28	17.45
35 YEARS	3.95	5.52	7.69	10.68	14.79	20.41	28.10
40 YEARS	4.80	7.04	10.29	14.97	21.72	31.41	45.26

This chart, using these same growth rates as estimated rates of interest, will also show you how much the " THINGS "  you own today will be worth in the future.  For example, if your savings accounts total $1240.00 today and you are earning 4% interest, then in five years, your savings account will be worth (or will compound to) $1240.00 multiplied by 1.22 or $1512.80.  

Using these factors,  you can calculate the future worth of all of your assets.

Glance at the next page and then come back here!

We want you to fill in this worksheet so that you can determine how much your future assets will be worth in terms of future potential “earning power”.

1. Estimate or get the actual value of your assets today. Put the values in Column 2.

2. Estimate at what rate your assets are growing--Say 5% for cash? 10% for stocks.

3. Determine the number of years that you want to project. 5 to 40 years.

4. Find the growth rate measurements in the above table.  Put the growth rates in Column 3.

5. Multiply the value today (Column 2) by the growth rate in Column 3 and put these values in Column 4.

 6. Add up all of the new values and see what your total future assets  MAY be worth! 

Remember, these are just estimates. 
But these estimates will help you in determining 
how much your assets will be worth
 or what they may “earn” in the future.  

For those of you who may just be starting on the road to financial freedom, please be sure that you see the outline,       

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