Financial Calculators

Determine if a rebate or low interest financing is better based on price, rebate, and interest rates.

Calculate your loan amount or monthly payment. View balances, payments, and interest totals.

Choose fixed-term loan payments or varying credit line payments based on balance or interest.

Compare monthly payments, fees, and costs to find the best loan option. View detailed results.

Evaluate if debt consolidation suits you. Adjust terms, loan types, or rate to fit your budget.

Explore different loans by adjusting payments, amount, interest rate, or term. View amortization.

Analyze your current loan's remaining balance. View a detailed payment schedule.

See what it takes to pay off your credit line and adjust to meet repayment goals.

Discover how much interest you can save by increasing mortgage payments. View full amortization.

Determine your home-buying budget by calculating mortgage qualification based on income or payment.

Estimate your payments on an adjustable rate mortgage, where interest rates and payments can vary.

Calculate the Annual Percentage Rate (APR) of your mortgage. View the full amortization schedule.

Compare 15- and 30-year mortgages. Shorter terms save interest, but higher payments may be needed.

Calculate monthly mortgage payments and see how prepayments affect interest and principal balances.

Decide whether to buy points to lower your interest rate or increase your down payment.

Determine if refinancing is wise by analyzing your current rate, new rate, closing costs, and break-even time.

Decide whether to rent or buy by comparing fees, taxes, and payments. View detailed results.

Calculate potential interest savings and break-even time to decide if refinancing your mortgage is worth it.

See how much budget reductions can grow if invested, with and without taxes factored in.

Develop or adjust a long-term plan for saving for your child's education. View detailed results.

Demonstrate how consistent investments over time can build wealth, even with small additions.

Determine what it takes to reach your financial goal for a sabbatical, down payment, or other savings.

Calculate your allowed HSA contribution for the current tax year based on age and coverage.

Plan for retirement by determining how to reach your desired HSA balance to carry into retirement.

Estimate how much your HSA will grow over time. Adjust your plan to optimize savings.

Compare the savings of a High Deductible Health Plan with HSA to a traditional health plan.

Illustrate the impact of small savings like bringing lunch to work on your overall savings.

Find out what it takes to save a million dollars. See when you might reach this goal and how to adjust your plan.

Calculate the interest and APY for your CD. View a detailed schedule of your CD's balance and earnings.

Explore the benefits of a CD Ladder for better rates and liquidity by staggering maturities.

See how frequent compounding increases savings by earning interest on interest over time.

Estimate your Social Security benefits based on work history and income. Actual benefits may vary.

Roth IRAs offer tax-free growth on retirement savings, though contributions are not tax-deductible.

Evaluate converting a Traditional IRA to a Roth IRA. Compare the pros and cons for your situation.

Get a tax deduction now with a Traditional IRA, while enjoying tax-deferred growth until retirement.

Create a retirement plan, including savings, withdrawals, and Social Security benefits for you and a spouse.

Maximize retirement savings with a 401(k) plan offering tax-deferred contributions and employer matching.

Assess your credit as 'Good,' 'Fair,' or 'Needs Improvement' based on your information.

Estimate the home equity line of credit you may qualify for, considering your home's value and debts.

Calculate how much you owe on credit cards and loans. Start planning your debt management strategy.

Determine if debt consolidation suits you by adjusting loan amounts, terms, and rates to fit your budget.

See what it takes to pay off your credit card balance and adjust your plan to meet repayment goals.

Easily balance your checkbook by matching your statement's ending balance with outstanding items.

Estimate how much disability insurance you need to cover expenses during temporary or long-term income loss.

Determine how much you need in emergency savings to handle unexpected financial situations.

Track income and expenses to manage your monthly budget effectively. Identify areas for improvement.

Calculate the life insurance coverage you need based on assets, expenses, income, and future inflation.

Assess your net worth by subtracting liabilities from assets, and project growth over the next decade.