Build your portfolio
Enter up to 20 investments, balances, monthly contributions, returns and fees in the yellow cells.
Bring your investments together. Explore different assumptions. See how your plan could develop over time.
Understand what you are putting in, what growth could add, and what it could take to reach your goal.
Enter up to 20 investments, balances, monthly contributions, returns and fees in the yellow cells.
Review the projected balance, money invested, growth after fees, inflation-adjusted value and goal status.
Compare lower, base and higher returns, a market fall and different planning horizons.
| Feature | Free calculator | Excel planner |
|---|---|---|
| Investment view | One combined balance | Up to 20 individual investments |
| Growth assumptions | One return after fees | Returns and fees by investment |
| Comparisons | Change inputs and compare results | Lower, base and higher growth scenarios |
| Market fall scenario | Not included | Included |
| Goal tracking | Final balance against one goal | Goal progress and contribution planning |
| Save your planning assumptions | Current browser session only | Save your own Excel workbook |
One ZIP package containing two .xlsx workbooks (clean template and worked example), a two-page quick-start PDF and a licence. Each workbook has six tabs: Start Here, Portfolio, Results, Scenarios, Calculations and Instructions.
Microsoft Excel is required and is not included. This is an .xlsx workbook. Google Sheets, Apple Numbers and mobile compatibility have not been verified.
Yes. Enter every amount in one consistent currency. The workbook uses a dollar symbol as a display convention; it does not convert currencies.
No live prices, trade tracking, tax calculations, withdrawals or changing contribution schedules. All entered holdings, including superannuation, count towards your goal; access restrictions are not modelled.
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Illustrative planning only. Results depend on your inputs and are not forecasts, guarantees or personalised financial advice. Investment values can fall.