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      <title>Compound Interest - Increasing Salary/Contributions</title>
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      <description>I couldn&amp;rsquo;t find a spreadsheet to do compound interest and retirement calculations with increasing contributions (i.e. to account for salary increases over time). There are online calculators that do so, but I wanted it in spreadsheet form, so I could add to it.
So I made the following spreadsheet that compares the difference that a certain yearly salary increase makes on the value of your portfolio and on the amount of income you can draw from that portfolio based on a certain withdrawal rate.</description>
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