Financial Calculators
Master your money with our suite of powerful planning tools. From mortgages to retirement, get the answers you need to build wealth.
Financial freedom starts with understanding the numbers. Whether you are preparing to buy your first home, planning an aggressive savings strategy, or simply trying to figure out how much interest you'll pay on a car loan, our Financial Calculators are designed to provide clarity. We cut through the jargon of "amortization," "compound interest," and "inflation adjusted returns" to give you clear, actionable data. Use these tools to scenario-plan your future and make decisions based on math, not guesses.
Mortgage Calculator
Estimate your monthly mortgage payments.
Loan Calculator
Calculate monthly payments for any loan.
Auto Loan Calculator
Calculate your car loan payments.
Interest Calculator
Calculate simple and compound interest.
Payment Calculator
Estimate monthly payments for loans and credit cards.
Retirement Calculator
Plan your retirement savings and goals.
Amortization Calculator
View your loan amortization schedule.
Investment Calculator
Calculate investment growth over time.
Inflation Calculator
Calculate value of money over time with inflation.
Finance Calculator
General purpose finance calculator (TVM).
Income Tax Calculator
Estimate your federal and state income taxes.
Compound Interest Calculator
Calculate compound interest on savings.
Salary Calculator
Convert your salary to hourly, weekly, or monthly.
Interest Rate Calculator
Find the effective interest rate of a loan.
Sales Tax Calculator
Calculate sales tax and total price.
Common Financial Questions
What is the 50/30/20 Rule?
It's a popular budgeting method: spend 50% of your income on needs (rent, food), 30% on wants (entertainment, dining), and save or invest the remaining 20%. Our Payment and Finance calculators can help you balance these numbers.
Good Debt vs. Bad Debt?
Good debt (like a mortgage or student loan) typically has lower interest rates and helps you build wealth or potential. Bad debt (like high-interest credit cards) drains your wealth. Use our Interest Calculator to see the true cost of borrowing.
Why is Compound Interest important?
Compound interest is "interest on interest." Over time, it causes your savings to grow exponentially rather than linearly. Einstein famously called it the "eighth wonder of the world." Check out our Compound Interest Calculator to simulate your wealth growth.
How much house can I afford?
Lenders typically look for a Debt-to-Income (DTI) ratio below 36%. Our Mortgage Calculator helps you estimate monthly payments including taxes and insurance to see what fits your budget.