Finance Calculators
Mortgages, loans, investing, savings, retirement and more — run the numbers before you commit.
Estimate monthly mortgage payments from price, down payment, rate and term.
Estimate payments for any loan — auto, personal, student.
Calculate compound growth with periodic or continuous compounding.
Compute simple interest on a principal over time for loans or deposits.
A detailed month-by-month payment, interest and balance schedule for any loan.
Project savings growth with deposits and interest toward a goal.
Find how much a sum is worth in the past or future after inflation.
Convert gross/annual salary to hourly, weekly and monthly, and estimate take-home.
Find how long it takes to clear credit card debt and interest paid.
Estimate the future value of investments and total return, with contributions.
Calculate sale price and savings from a percentage or fixed discount.
Split a bill and tip fairly across any number of people.
Convert between supported currencies using your own entered exchange rate.
Add or remove VAT/GST/sales tax from any amount.
Plan income vs expenses with a 50/30/20 style breakdown.
Tally assets and liabilities to get your real financial position.
Compute profit margin, markup and selling price from cost.
Find how many units you must sell to cover fixed costs.
Assess property returns — gross and net yield on a rental investment.
Plan debt payoff order and timeline (avalanche or snowball methods).
About finance calculators
Make better money decisions with transparent calculators. Every calculator shows its formula and assumptions, and includes a clear disclaimer that results are estimates, not financial advice.
Frequently asked questions
Are these results financial advice?
No. Results are educational estimates based on the assumptions you enter. Speak to a licensed advisor for decisions that could affect taxes or wealth.
Which currency is used?
You can select from multiple currencies. All financial calculators support USD, EUR, GBP, CAD, AUD and more.
Why do rounded figures differ at the bank?
Banks use exact daily amortization and fees. These calculators use standard monthly or yearly compounding for planning purposes.