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Financial calculators

Personal finance calculators with real math you can check line by line — see exactly how contributions and compounding get you to your goal.

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Simple interest calculator

Interest calculated only on your original principal, never on interest already earned — the straight-line counterpart to compound interest.

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Compound interest calculator

See how a lump sum and monthly contributions grow over time — with a year-by-year breakdown of contributions vs. interest earned.

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Savings goal calculator

Set a target amount and a deadline — we calculate the monthly contribution you need to get there.

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FIRE calculator

Financial Independence, Retire Early: find your FIRE number and how long it could take to get there at your current savings rate.

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Present value calculator

Work out today's equivalent of a future amount of money — useful for goals like a lump-sum college fund or a future purchase.

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Loan calculator

Enter your loan amount, rate and term to see your monthly payment and exactly how much goes to interest vs. principal each year.

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Mortgage calculator

Enter the home price, down payment, rate and term — we calculate your loan amount, monthly payment and total interest over the life of the mortgage.

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Extra payment calculator

Add a fixed extra amount to your monthly payment and see exactly how much sooner you pay off the loan — and how much interest you save.

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Credit card payoff calculator

Compare paying only the minimum against a fixed monthly payment — minimum payments can take decades and cost far more in interest than most people expect.

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Debt payoff calculator

Enter your debts once and see exactly when you'll be debt-free, how much interest you'll pay, and which one to attack first — with the snowball (smallest balance first) or avalanche (highest rate first) method.

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Emergency fund calculator

Find out how far your current savings would carry you, and how many months it takes to reach a full emergency fund at your own pace.

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ROI calculator

See how much an investment actually returned — as a simple percentage, and annualized if it ran for more than a year, so you can compare it fairly against other opportunities.

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CAGR calculator

Find the smooth, constant annual growth rate that would take a beginning value to an ending value over a number of years — the standard way to compare investments or business growth across different time periods.

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Dividend growth & DRIP calculator

Project how a dividend-paying investment grows over time — dividend income, share count, and portfolio value — with dividend reinvestment (DRIP) on or off.

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DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging) calculator

Investing a fixed amount every month, regardless of the price, is one of the simplest ways to build a position over time. See what a one-time amount plus regular monthly contributions could grow into at an expected annual return.

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Break-even point calculator

Find out exactly how many units you need to sell — and how much revenue that represents — before your business starts making a profit.

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EBITDA calculator

See a company's operating profitability before the effect of financing, tax structure, and non-cash accounting charges — the number investors and lenders use to compare businesses on a level footing.

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Unit economics calculator (CAC & LTV)

The single number that decides if a growth strategy actually works: how much a customer is worth over their lifetime, versus how much it costs to acquire one.

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Refinance calculator

See whether refinancing your loan or mortgage is actually worth it — including the closing costs and what a longer term really costs you over time.

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Markup vs. margin calculator

Markup and margin measure the same profit from two different angles — mixing them up is a common pricing mistake. See both, calculated from your own cost and price.

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Working capital calculator

See whether your business can cover its short-term obligations, measured three complementary ways: in dollars, and as two liquidity ratios.

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More calculators — investment portfolios and deeper business metrics — are on the way.