Free Online Calculators

The largest section on the site, and the one people return to. Financial calculators here show the working rather than a single number: the mortgage calculator gives a full amortisation schedule so you can see how little of an early payment touches the principal, the debt payoff calculator compares avalanche and snowball side by side with the actual interest cost of choosing the psychologically easier one, and the rent-versus-buy calculator accounts for maintenance, opportunity cost, and transaction fees rather than just comparing rent to a mortgage payment. Alongside those sit the everyday ones — percentage, tip, age, date difference, BMI, GPA — that you need once and want answered without a page of ads first.

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Why use these calculators

Schedules, not just totals

Loan and mortgage calculators produce a month-by-month amortisation table showing the principal and interest split, so an extra payment’s real effect is visible rather than asserted.

Honest comparisons

Rent-versus-buy, refinance, and debt-payoff calculators include the costs people leave out — closing fees, maintenance, opportunity cost on a down payment — because those are usually what decides the answer.

Your figures stay yours

Salary, debt, and savings numbers are calculated in the page and never sent anywhere. Nothing is stored, so there is no profile being built from what you typed into a mortgage form.

Frequently asked questions

Are these calculators accurate enough to make decisions on?

They use standard financial formulas — the amortisation formula for loans, compound interest for savings — and are accurate for the inputs you give. What they cannot know is your lender’s specific fees, insurance, or local tax treatment. Treat the output as a solid estimate for comparing options, and confirm exact figures with the lender before signing.

Is what I type into a salary or debt calculator recorded?

No. All arithmetic runs in your browser and nothing is transmitted or saved. Reload the page and every field is empty again. There is no account, no cookie storing your income, and no lead form disguised as a results page.

What is the difference between the avalanche and snowball methods?

Avalanche pays the highest interest rate first and always costs less overall. Snowball pays the smallest balance first, which clears individual debts sooner and keeps motivation up. The debt payoff calculator runs both on your actual balances and shows the difference in total interest, so you can decide whether the motivational advantage is worth the cost.

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