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Free Financial Calculators

Explore compound interest, savings goals, loan payments, inflation and percentages. Calculate scenarios locally and download schedules where available.

Plan a savings scenario, estimate a fixed-rate loan payment, or compare percentages and purchasing power. These free financial calculators use your assumptions and show the methods behind the result.

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Compound Interest Calculator with Monthly Contributions

Calculate compound interest with monthly contributions. Compare deposits and projected growth, view a yearly chart, and download a savings schedule as CSV.

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Savings Goal Calculator: Monthly Savings Needed

Find how much to save each month to reach a goal. Enter current savings, target, years and an assumed rate, then view a projection and download the schedule.

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Loan Payment Calculator with Amortization Schedule

Estimate monthly payments, total interest and repayment for a fixed-rate loan. View the amortization table and download a CSV schedule in your chosen currency.

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Inflation Calculator: Future Cost & Purchasing Power

Estimate future costs and purchasing power using your own annual inflation rate. View yearly projections in your chosen currency; no historical CPI is assumed.

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Percentage Calculator: Percent Of & Percentage Change

Calculate a percentage of a number, percentage increase or decrease, or what percent one value is of another. See the equation and result in your browser.

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Choose a savings or borrowing calculation

Use compound interest to project a balance from an initial amount and monthly deposits. Use savings goals to work backwards from a target. The loan calculator estimates monthly principal and interest for a fixed-rate installment loan.

Compare money across time

The inflation calculator separates future purchase cost from the purchasing power of unchanged cash. It uses your constant inflation assumption rather than historical CPI. The percentage calculator handles proportions and relative changes.

Check assumptions before making decisions

Currency selection changes formatting rather than converting amounts. Rates are editable scenarios, not market quotes or guaranteed returns. Fees, tax, compounding rules, and provider terms can make real outcomes differ.