Calculators

Set your budget before you get your heart set on a vehicle
Once you determine how much you can afford to pay each month for your auto loan, you can figure out your top-end purchase price. It's a good way to make sure your loan fits comfortably in your budget. 

Start your countdown to zero credit card debt 
You have debt you want to pay off. You need a strategy for doing it. This calculator shows you how long it will take to pay off your debt, and you can see the impact of increasing your monthly payment. 

It's a savings plan of a higher degree
Take a closer look at the all the variables that go into paying for college using this calculator. You can create your plan and fine-tune it along the way to make sure you're on track. 

Set your savings goal and create a plan to reach it
When you're planning a big purchase, you'll stay motivated to save for it when you have a clear path. This calculator helps you see that path. Input the details of your savings goal find out how much you'll need to save and for how long to reach your magic number.

Look for an affordable loan that's in line with your budget
You need to borrow money, but you don't want to sink your finances to do it. Use this calculator to figure out how much you can borrow and afford to pay back monthly. 

Quickly calculate your loan rate 
Input the amount borrowed, down payment, monthly payment and number of payments and this calculator will show the loan's annual percentage rate. 

Create a timeline for paying off your loan 
Once you include the details of your loan, you'll see how increasing your down payment and monthly payment can help you pay off your loan quicker. 

Here's what you'll pay each month for your fixed-rate loan
This calculator helps you see what you'll owe in principal and interest based on the amount you borrow, your loan's term and annual percentage rate. 

Rolling your debt into a new loan could be a good move 
If you're managing different types of loan payments with different interest rates, you may benefit from consolidating that debt into one loan. This calculator shows you the potential savings. 

A different car-financing option could lead to more savings 
When it comes to financing a vehicle, a home equity loan could save you money compared to an auto loan. Home equity loans often have lower interest rates than auto loans and the interest may be tax-deductible. Use this calculator to compare your options. 

Map out a plan for paying off your debt quicker 
This calculator helps you put together a good strategy. As you pay off one loan, that monthly payment gets rolled into the next loan to pay it off, and on and on. You'll see how long it will take to pay off your debt and how much you'll pay in interest. 

Figure out if now is the time to refinance your mortgage
You can quickly estimate what it will cost to refinance and how long it will take for your interest savings to break even with those costs. Then you'll see how much you'll ultimately save based on how long you stay in your home. 

Track your monthly mortgage payment 
With a fixed-rate mortgage, your principal and interest payments remain steady for the loan's full term. Use this calculator to figure out what you'll pay each month and how increasing your down payment changes the results. 

Dig into the details of your ARM payments 
Use this calculator to examine the way an ARM affects your monthly budget. You'll see an estimate of your initial payments and you can track changes to your monthly payment when the interest rate adjusts. 

Analyze all the variables of a balloon mortgage
With a balloon mortgage, you typically get a lower interest rate but the final payment is significant. The term is usually a few years with payments spread out much longer. Use this calculator to figure out your payments based on monthly interest compounding and monthly payments.

Compare the housing costs in your local market 
Use this calculator to figure out whether renting or buying a home is your best financial option. The results show you the long-term costs, too, which can help you create a savings strategy for buying a home. 

Zero in on the home loan that's most affordable
When it comes to mortgages, you have a lot of options, and that can cause confusion. Here's an easy way to compare the total costs of up to three mortgages so you can use the data to guide your decision.

Estimate how much you could borrow to buy a home 
Use this calculator to analyze your monthly gross income and expenses, which are primary factors lenders consider. You'll then see how much you could possibly borrow based on your credit rating. 

Get a look at the top end of your homebuying budget
You can estimate the most expensive house you could buy based on the highest payment you can afford. But keep in mind, this calculator doesn't estimate whether you would qualify for that loan.

A little bit extra can go a long way when it comes to your mortgage
Adding to your monthly mortgage payment can help you pay off your loan sooner, saving you a significant amount of money in interest. Use this calculator to estimate the time and money you could save.