Free Online Financial Calculators

Quickly estimate payments, project investment growth, and compare loan terms. No signup required.

Mortgage Calculator

Estimate monthly payments by loan amount, rate, and term.

Compound Interest Calculator

Project future balance with recurring contributions.

Auto Loan Calculator

Calculate car payments with price, rate, and down payment.

Debt Payoff Calculator

Plan debt repayment with avalanche and snowball methods.

Retirement Calculator

Plan 401k, IRA, and retirement savings goals.

Student Loan Calculator

Compare federal and private student loan payment plans.

Investment Return Calculator

Calculate ROI, CAGR, and compare investment performance.

Budget Calculator

Plan monthly budget with income, expenses, and savings.

Emergency Fund Calculator

Plan emergency savings with timeline and goals.

Why use simplefintools?

How to use these calculators

  1. Open a tool: Mortgage, Compound Interest, or Auto Loan.
  2. Enter your inputs (amount, rate, and term).
  3. Click Calculate to see your monthly payment or future balance.
  4. Adjust inputs to compare scenarios and find the best fit.

Complete Financial Planning Guide

Building Your Financial Foundation

Start your financial journey with these essential steps:

Homeownership Planning

Make informed decisions about buying a home:

  • Mortgage Affordability: Use our Mortgage Calculator to determine what you can afford
  • Down Payment: Aim for 20% to avoid PMI and get better rates
  • Property Taxes: Factor in local property tax rates when budgeting
  • Home Insurance: Include homeowners insurance in your monthly payment calculations

Investment and Retirement Planning

Build wealth for your future:

Vehicle Financing

Smart car buying strategies:

  • Auto Loan Planning: Use our Auto Loan Calculator to budget for car payments
  • Down Payment: Larger down payments reduce monthly payments and total interest
  • Loan Terms: Shorter terms mean higher payments but less total interest
  • Interest Rates: Shop around for the best auto loan rates

Student Loan Management

Navigate student loan repayment effectively:

  • Payment Plans: Use our Student Loan Calculator to compare repayment options
  • Income-Based Repayment: Consider IBR, PAYE, or REPAYE for federal loans
  • Loan Forgiveness: Research Public Service Loan Forgiveness and other programs
  • Refinancing: Compare refinancing options for better rates

Essential Financial Tips

💰 Saving Money

  • • Pay yourself first - automate savings
  • • Use the 50/30/20 budgeting rule
  • • Build an emergency fund before investing
  • • Take advantage of employer 401k matches
  • • Review and cancel unused subscriptions

📈 Investing Wisely

  • • Start investing early to benefit from compound interest
  • • Diversify your investment portfolio
  • • Consider low-cost index funds
  • • Don't try to time the market
  • • Reinvest dividends for growth

💳 Debt Management

  • • Pay off high-interest debt first
  • • Consider debt consolidation for better rates
  • • Avoid minimum payment traps
  • • Use balance transfer cards strategically
  • • Build credit with responsible borrowing

🏠 Home Buying

  • • Save 20% for down payment when possible
  • • Get pre-approved for mortgage
  • • Factor in all homeownership costs
  • • Shop around for the best mortgage rates
  • • Consider 15-year vs 30-year mortgages

Mortgage payment estimator

Use our mortgage calculator to estimate your monthly home loan payment based on loan amount, interest rate, and term. Compare 15-year vs 30-year mortgages and see how rate changes affect affordability.

Compound interest growth

The compound interest calculator models growth with recurring contributions. Experiment with contribution size and time horizon to understand the impact of compounding on long-term savings.

Car payment calculator

Our auto loan calculator helps you plan a realistic car budget. Adjust vehicle price, down payment, APR, and term to see how each factor changes the monthly payment and total interest.

Frequently asked questions

Are these calculators accurate?

They use standard financial formulas. Actual results may vary due to fees, taxes, and lender policies. Treat outputs as estimates.

Do you store my inputs?

No. All calculations run in your browser. We do not store, transmit, or save your data.

How do I calculate compound interest monthly vs annually?

Our tool compounds monthly by default. For annual compounding, set contributions to yearly and adjust the rate accordingly.

Which APR should I use for car loans?

Use the APR quoted by your lender or a marketplace. If unsure, try a range (e.g., 4%–9%) to compare payments.