Financial Calculators
Professional financial planning tools to help you make informed money decisions. Calculate loans, mortgages, investments, and more with our accurate calculators.
Financial Planning Tools
Mortgage Calculator
Real EstateCalculate monthly mortgage payments, total interest, and amortization schedules for home loans.
Key Features:
- • Monthly payments
- • Total interest
- • Amortization schedule
- • PMI calculations
Loan Calculator
LendingCalculate payments for auto loans, personal loans, student loans, and business loans.
Key Features:
- • Auto loans
- • Personal loans
- • Student loans
- • Payment schedules
Compound Interest Calculator
InvestingSee how your investments grow with compound interest over time.
Key Features:
- • Investment growth
- • Compound frequency
- • Time value analysis
- • Goal planning
Percentage Calculator
General MathCalculate percentages, increases, decreases, and percentage differences.
Key Features:
- • Basic percentages
- • Percentage change
- • Discount calculations
- • Tax calculations
Tip Calculator
Everyday FinanceCalculate tips and split bills among multiple people for dining and services.
Key Features:
- • Tip calculations
- • Bill splitting
- • Service charges
- • Group dining
Financial Planning Made Simple
1. Home Ownership Planning
Use our mortgage calculator to determine how much house you can afford, calculate monthly payments, and understand the total cost of homeownership including taxes and insurance.
2. Debt Management
Our loan calculator helps you compare different loan options, understand interest costs, and plan repayment strategies for auto loans, personal loans, and student debt.
3. Investment Growth
The compound interest calculator shows how your investments can grow over time. Start early and contribute regularly to maximize the power of compounding.
4. Everyday Financial Decisions
Use percentage and tip calculators for daily financial decisions like calculating discounts, tax amounts, service tips, and splitting bills with friends.
Essential Financial Formulas
Monthly Payment Formula
Where M = monthly payment, P = principal, r = monthly rate, n = number of payments
Compound Interest Formula
Where A = final amount, P = principal, r = annual rate, n = compounds per year, t = time
Present Value Formula
Where PV = present value, FV = future value, r = interest rate, n = periods
Debt-to-Income Ratio
Lenders typically prefer DTI ratios below 36% for loan approval
Smart Financial Habits
Building Wealth
- • Pay yourself first - save before spending
- • Invest consistently, regardless of market conditions
- • Take advantage of employer 401(k) matching
- • Diversify your investment portfolio
- • Review and rebalance annually
Managing Debt
- • Pay more than the minimum payment
- • Focus on high-interest debt first
- • Consider debt consolidation options
- • Avoid taking on unnecessary debt
- • Build an emergency fund to avoid debt