Break down the stock balance
Each year, you will sell stocks to ensure that you have enough money to continue to withdraw money for your expenses. You will need to calculate the stock sales in column D
and the beginning of the year stock holding in column E
. Remember, that stock holding has a different formula for year 2 and on:
= Year End Stock Holding + Stock Sales / (1 - Capital Gains Tax + Capital Gains Tax * Last Years Tax Basis / Last Years End Stock Holding)
Because this spreadsheet includes a lot of model values, you will use values that will be explained more in the next video. Add the stock sales and holdings, and take note of their values, as these fields are often where a nominal model indicates problems. Be sure to expand the column cells to see the full name of the header!
This exercise is part of the course
Financial Modeling in Google Sheets
Exercise instructions
- In
D15
, enter the formula: previous end of year fixed incomeJ14
- fixed income for this yearC15
- annual withdrawalF15
. - Copy this formula to all of column
D
. - In
E14
, use total balance year beginningB14
- fixed income year beginningC14
- annual withdrawalF14
. - In
E15
, use=I14+D15/(1-$B$6+$B$6*((E14/1)/I14))
and copy toE16:E28
.
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