Financial Calculator

Every free financial calculator you need: compare loan payments, plan your mortgage, map out debt payoff, and project savings growth in one place.

Which calculator do I need?

I want to know how much house I can affordHow Much House Can I Afford?
I want to estimate my mortgage paymentMortgage Calculator
I want state-specific mortgage data (tax, insurance, exemptions)Mortgage Calculator by State
I'm thinking about refinancingMortgage Refinance Calculator
I need a monthly payment for any loanLoan Calculator
I want to pay off a loan fasterAmortization Calculator
I'm buying a carAuto Loan Calculator
I have one credit card to pay offCredit Card Payoff Calculator
I have multiple debts to manageDebt Payoff Calculator
I want to grow my savingsSavings Calculator
I want to know how much emergency savings I needEmergency Fund Calculator
I want to track my total net worth and wealth progressNet Worth Calculator
I want to see compound interest growthCompound Interest Calculator
I have student loans to pay offStudent Loan Calculator
I want to plan for retirementRetirement Calculator
I want to project my 401(k) with employer match401(k) Calculator
Should I rent or buy a houseRent vs Buy Calculator
I want to project investment returnsInvestment Calculator
I want to calculate my take-home payPaycheck Calculator
I need to split a bill and calculate the tipTip Calculator
I want to convert between salary and hourly paySalary to Hourly Calculator

Home & Mortgage

Tools for buying, financing, and refinancing a home.

Loans & Amortization

Tools for calculating, comparing, and understanding any loan.

Debt Payoff

Tools for getting out of debt faster and for less money.

Savings & Investing

Tools for growing money over time.

Savings Calculator

When to use

Use this to project how much you will save toward a specific goal.

What it does

Models an initial deposit plus recurring monthly contributions at a fixed interest rate. Shows year-by-year growth and the split between contributions and interest earned.

Compound Interest Calculator

When to use

Use this to see the long-term power of compounding on investments or savings.

What it does

Calculates future value with configurable compounding frequency (daily, monthly, quarterly, annually). Shows total contributions vs. total interest earned and a year-by-year growth chart.

Emergency Fund Calculator

When to use

Use this to determine and track your savings target for unexpected expenses.

What it does

Calculates target as monthly expenses × target months (3, 6, or 12). Shows progress percentage, gap to goal, months to reach target at your contribution rate, and recommended targets across all three coverage levels.

Net Worth Calculator

When to use

Use this to track total wealth across assets and liabilities, monthly or quarterly.

What it does

Add unlimited asset rows (cash, investments, real estate, vehicles, retirement) and liability rows (mortgage, auto, student, credit card). Shows category breakdown, net worth, and Fidelity age-multiple benchmark comparison.

Investment Calculator

When to use

Use this to project stock market returns and plan your withdrawal phase.

What it does

Includes S&P 500, NASDAQ 100, and 60/40 portfolio presets. Shows nominal and inflation-adjusted final balance, plus a withdrawal-phase simulator that tests how long your money lasts at a given monthly spend.

Retirement Calculator

When to use

Use this to project your nest egg and find how much you need to retire comfortably.

What it does

Projects your retirement balance based on current savings, monthly contributions, and expected return. Applies the 4% rule to estimate sustainable monthly income, shows today's-dollar value, and flags any gap against your income target.

401(k) Calculator

When to use

Use this to project your employer-sponsored retirement account with match dynamics.

What it does

Accepts employee contribution %, employer match profile (50%-up-to-6%, 100%-up-to-3%, etc), salary growth, and return rate. Shows final balance, year-by-year growth, total employer match dollars, and safe 4%-rule monthly income.

Income & Taxes

Tools for understanding what you actually take home.
Frequently Asked Questions

Start with the Home Affordability Calculator to find your price range based on your income and debts. Once you have a target price, use the Mortgage Calculator to see your exact monthly payment including taxes and insurance. If you already own a home and are thinking about refinancing, use the Mortgage Refinance Calculator.

The Loan Calculator gives you your monthly payment and a standard amortization schedule, it answers 'what will I pay each month?' The Amortization Calculator adds an extra payment feature, it answers 'what happens if I pay more than the minimum?' If you want to see how extra payments reduce your interest and shorten your loan, use the Amortization Calculator.

If you have one credit card balance you want to pay off, the Credit Card Payoff Calculator is simpler and more focused. If you have two or more debts, cards, auto loans, student loans, use the Debt Payoff Calculator. It handles multiple debts simultaneously and compares the avalanche and snowball strategies side by side.

The Savings Calculator is goal-oriented: you set a target and see how long it takes to get there. The Compound Interest Calculator is projection-oriented: you see how an investment grows over time with configurable compounding frequency. Both model contributions and interest, but from different angles.

Yes, every calculator on this site is free with no limits, sign-ups, or hidden fees. All calculations run in your browser, no financial data is ever sent to a server or stored anywhere outside your device.