Finance Calculators
A loan's fixed monthly payment follows M = P·r(1+r)ⁿ ÷ ((1+r)ⁿ−1), where r is the monthly rate and n the total number of payments — knowing that formula is the difference between trusting a bank's number and checking it yourself. Feed the same logic into the mortgage payoff calculator and you can see exactly how much an extra $200 a month shaves off your loan term.
The 33 tools here cover the decisions that matter most in personal and business finance. Borrowing — loan payments, HELOC draws, boat financing, and cap rate on rental property. Earning — the salary calculator breaks down take-home pay after federal and state taxes, and the tax bracket tool shows your effective rate, not just your marginal one. And growing money — APY, ROI, and compound interest over time.
APY matters because compounding changes the real return. A 5% nominal rate compounded monthly is actually 5.12% APY — a gap that widens every year you leave money invested. The APY calculator shows both figures side by side. Rates and payment schedules shift, but the underlying math stays fixed. Pick a tool below — the most-used ones are first, then the full list.