FarewellJob: 5 Essential Calculators

Each of these excel sheets is aimed at showing you where you are today in terms of financial independence, and clarifying what has put you there. Many of these sheets are practical applications of principals taught by Guy Kawasaki, if you have not read (or listened to) his books, we highly recommend them.

Early Exit

Ever wondered what a few extra dollars saved today could do for your retirement timeline? This calculator can tell you easily. Just enter a deposit amount and watch how each extra bit saved nudges you closer to bidding farewell to the daily hustle, sooner than you thought. It’s like seeing your future freedom get closer with every dollar you tuck away. So, why splurge today when you can lounge tomorrow? Try it out, get motivated to save, and watch the early retirement dreams roll in closer. Your extra savings today are the ticket to doing whatever you want tomorrow.

Early Exit - Advanced

If you've got a retirement plan already in place and want fine-grain controls over the calculator, the Advanced version is for you.

Own vs Owe

Understanding your debt to equity ratio is more than just numbers; it’s about understanding how much of what you have is actually wealth. With this calculator, not only do you get a clear snapshot of you own vs owe, but it also can be used to make financial decisions.

Risk vs Reward

New opportunities always come with a mix of risk and reward. However, the balance of the two can be quite subjective and emotion-driven. This calculator is designed to help you to quantify that risk in a simple and objective way.

Income vs Wealth

One of the biggest misunderstandings about wealth is thinking that it's the same thing as income. This calculator helps you differentiate between the two to see how reliant you currently are on your job vs your wealth.

Good Debt vs Bad Debt

Yes, there's such a thing as good debt! This calculator helps you track the different types of debt you have to ensure you're focused on debt that creates wealth.