Savings Plan Audit: Are Goals Funded on Time?

Check whether savings targets are on track.

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Audit my savings plan. Goals with target amounts and dates: [GOALS]. Current balances and monthly contributions: [BALANCES_AND_CONTRIBUTIONS]. Any interest I want to include as an assumption: [INTEREST_ASSUMPTION].

For each goal calculate the months remaining, the required monthly amount, my current monthly contribution, and the shortfall or surplus, with the arithmetic. Estimate the date each goal would be reached at the current pace. Check for conflicts between goals, goals with no money allocated, and the effect of an unexpected expense of one month's essentials. Make a table with Goal, Target, Date, Balance, Needed per month, Contributing, and Projected date. Suggest ways to close gaps, an order of priority, and what to do with windfalls.

Interest is ignored unless I provide a rate, which is only an assumption. This is education, not advice.

Add a worked goal check: holiday 2,400 by 1 July from 600 now, 12 months to go, so 150 a month is needed but 100 is being saved, a gap of 50; the deposit goal of 15,000 over 60 months needs 250 a month but only 120 is allocated. Show the effect of moving the holiday date and the order in which to fund goals.

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