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Compare borrowing, saving, investing, retirement, and tax scenarios with financial calculators that explain their assumptions.

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Choosing a financial calculator

Choose a loan calculator for payments and repayment schedules, a savings calculator for deposits and growth, or a cash-flow tool for investments with money entering and leaving over time. These questions use different models. For borrowing, compare total repayment with the regular payment. For saving, distinguish contributions from modeled returns.

Keep the currency, rate convention, and time horizon consistent across comparisons. Regional display preferences change presentation; they do not change a tax tool's jurisdiction or the rules of a named account. Review year-specific notes on retirement and tax worksheets.

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Loan Calculator

Loan & schedule

  • Loan amount ($)
  • Annual interest rate (%)
  • Term (years)
  • Extra monthly payment ($)
  • First payment month

Payment = P × r / [1−(1+r)^−n], where r is the monthly rate.

How it works
Compound Interest Calculator

Savings growth

  • Starting amount ($)
  • Regular contribution ($)
  • Contribution frequency
  • Nominal annual return (%)
  • Time horizon (years)
  • Compounding per year
  • Contribution timing
  • Tax rate on annual interest (%)
  • Annual inflation assumption (%)

Each period: balance grows at the equivalent periodic rate, then a contribution is added (or added first for beginning-of-period deposits).

How it works