Baptiste-wicht.com Website Review

BUDGETWARRIOR 1.0.1: ALLOCATION TRACKING, RETIREMENT CALCULATOR AND BUG FIXES. I'm happy to announce the release of budgetwarrior 1.0.1. This new version contains a series of improvement over the 1.0 version and some I haven't been very active this last month. I have been working a bit on budgetwarrior for features I needed for my budget. I've also been contacted with questions on my thor operating system and since that point I've doing some work on thor as well. This new version of budgetwarrior has quite a few new features even though it's a minor version. Note: The data from all the views is totally randomized and does not make sense ;) The biggest novelty in this version is the addition of a retirement calculator. This is still very basic, but it may give information on how close (or far) you are from early retirement. Here is what the view gives you: Using your annual withdrawal rate and expected Rate Of Return, it can compute how many years you will need to reach your goals Financial Independence (FI). It will also gives you your FI ratio and a few more information about your savings rate, income, expenses and so on. It's I've also added a few graphs based on the budget information. The first is the visualization of the expenses over time: your income is going, expenses should not necessarily go up (you should save more!). Another new view can show your as*et allocation over time and the current as*et allocation of your entire net worth or specifically for This is also really useful if you want to have a global view of your as*et allocation into bonds, stocks and such. There are also two other new minor features. You can now search expenses by name. This is really useful once you start having many expenses. Another new view is the Full aggregate view. Before, you could aggregate your expenses by month or year, now they can be aggregate since the beginning of the budget. With this, you can see how much you spend on coffee since you started keeping track of your