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Financial calculators that show the math.

53 calculators for saving, retirement, buying a home, borrowing and running a business. Each one explains its formula, its assumptions and what it leaves out.

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53 calculators

Savings & investing

12 calculators

Retirement

5 calculators

Home & mortgage

8 calculators
Mortgage paymentSee the monthly payment, loan amount, loan-to-value, and total interest from a home price and down payment.Mortgage affordabilityEstimate the maximum home price from income, debts, down payment, and the 28/36 ratios.Mortgage refinanceSee how a new rate, term, and upfront cost change a remaining mortgage.Rent vs. buyMake the rent-versus-buy assumptions visible over time.Down paymentPlan a purchase cash target from price, percentage, and costs.Loan-to-valueSee how much of a property's value is financed.Home equity loan & HELOCBorrowing limit from your equity, plus loan or HELOC payments.Mortgage recastNew payment after a lump-sum recast, compared with prepaying.

Loans & debt

12 calculators

Everyday & business

11 calculators
Net worthOrganize what you own and owe into one balance-sheet view.BudgetTurn monthly income into a clear allocation plan.Hourly to salaryCompare gross pay across hourly and salary periods.Profit marginSeparate profit margin from markup with transparent inputs.Break-evenFind when sales cover fixed and variable costs.NPVCompare future cash flows with their value at the starting date.IRRSolve for the periodic return that makes NPV equal zero.PercentagePercent of a number, percentage change and percent difference.Percent off & discountSale price, savings, stacked discounts and percent off.Sales taxAdd or remove sales tax, or find the rate from a receipt.TipTip, total and each share, before or after tax.

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Methodology

How the numbers are worked out

Every calculator lists the formula it uses, when interest compounds, when payments fall and what it excludes. Rates and returns are assumptions you enter, not forecasts.

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Fixed-rate loan payment
P
principal borrowed
r
annual rate ÷ 12
n
number of monthly payments