Asset Owned Today	Balance or Value Today	Growth Rate	Future Balance or Value
Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
Cash and Checking Acct
Certificates of Deposit
Credit Union Balances
Wife’s Hidden Stash
Money Market Funds
Stocks
Bonds
Mutual Funds
Treasury Bonds, Bills
Mortgages due to you
Trust Funds
Business Interests
Cash Surrender Value of Life Insurance
Residence
Vacation Home
Rental Property
Wife’s Gold, Diamonds and Pearls
Husbands Tools
Wife’s Handbag, shoe collection
Husbands Toys—Guns, Fishing Rods, Golf Clubs
Collections-Antiques, Coins, Stamps, (no Beanie Babies!)
Boats, Harleys, PWC’s
Automobiles
Loans due to you from Family
Campers
Vested Retirement Plan Assets
Other Assets
Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
Totals

Future Value Calculations

Here’s another worksheet for you to fill in with your estimates. This worksheet will require some research but you should do this worksheet every year and keep it updated with new information from your company’s benefits division and/or the Social Security Administration.

With many of the "MONEY MANAGEMENT" type programs on the market, you can also automatically update the values of all your stocks and bonds. I use Quicken for my personal accounting needs and on a monthly basis I update my market values via Quicken's web site. I then use the values, on a periodic basis, to estimate the future net worth of each asset. Use the growth rate factors on The Growth Rate Chart.

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

I CAN EMAIL ANY O F THESE EXCEL WORKSHEETS FOR YOU TO USE.