Often the most challenging part is calculating what your club’s sinking fund should amount to. We have produced a simple calculator to help you understand the ball-park figure of what your club sinking fund is likely to be over the 10 years.
It is worth noting that this calculator only takes into account your tennis courts and floodlights, and a club should also additionally consider in their sinking fund other long-term development costs such as maintenance/ improvements to the clubhouse and to the fences around the courts. So this calculator should only be used as a guide and not as a definitive figure – as mentioned earlier, the sinking fund will change on a club-by-club basis.
To use the sinking fund calculator enter the details for your club where requested and it will provide you with the following information:
- The annual amount of money a club should save to meet their sinking fund requirements based on a 10-year savings plan.
- It provides a year-by-year breakdown of the recommended size of your sinking fund and how much your club needs to save to meet its requirements.
| Type of facility | Number of courts | Club Annual Sinking Fund |
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Overall Total Annual Sinking Fund Calculation This shows how much your club will need to save each year over a 10-year basis to meet your sinking fund requirements. | ||
| What should the Club’s Sinking Fund Allowance Be ? | Balance |
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