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Free Finance Calculators

Accurate, transparent tools for the money decisions that matter — mortgages, loans, auto financing, investing, retirement, taxes, and everyday budgeting. Every calculator shows the formulas and sources behind the result, so you can trust the number and understand where it came from.

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Mortgage & Home

Free mortgage and home-financing calculators — estimate monthly payments, amortization, and how much house you can afford, with the formulas shown.

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Auto

Free auto-financing calculators — estimate your monthly car payment, total interest, and payoff from price, down payment, trade-in, tax, and APR.

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Investing

Free investing calculators — project how savings and contributions grow over time with compound interest, and measure returns with CAGR and ROI.

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Retirement

Free retirement calculators: project your 401(k), compare Roth vs. Traditional, size your nest egg, figure RMDs, and estimate Social Security with 2026 numbers.

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401(k) Calculator

Project your 401(k) balance at retirement with your contribution rate, employer match, salary growth, and the 2026 IRS contribution limits and catch-ups.

Roth vs. Traditional IRA Calculator

Compare a Roth and Traditional IRA side by side. See which leaves more after taxes based on your tax rate now versus in retirement, with the 2026 limits.

RMD Calculator

Calculate your required minimum distribution (RMD) from an IRA or 401(k) using the IRS Uniform Lifetime Table, updated for the SECURE 2.0 age-73 rule.

Retirement Nest Egg Calculator

Find how much you need to retire. Enter your income, replacement rate, and a safe withdrawal rate to size your nest egg and the monthly savings to reach it.

FIRE Calculator

Find your financial-independence number (the 25× rule) and how many years until you can retire early, from your savings and return.

Social Security Estimator

Estimate your Social Security benefit from your earnings and claiming age using the 2027 formula. An educational estimate — get your official number at ssa.gov.

Retirement Withdrawal Calculator

Find out how long your retirement savings will last with monthly withdrawals that rise with inflation — and the most you can withdraw to make it last 30 years.

Social Security Break-Even Calculator

Compare claiming Social Security at 62, full retirement age, or 70: your monthly benefit at each age, the break-even age, and lifetime benefits.

401(k) Match Calculator

See how much your employer adds to your 401(k), the contribution needed to get the full match, and how much free money you’re leaving on the table.

Roth Conversion Calculator

Estimate the federal tax on converting a traditional IRA or 401(k) to a Roth in 2026, the room left in your bracket, and whether converting comes out ahead.

Roth IRA Calculator

See what your Roth IRA could grow to tax-free, and how much you can contribute in 2026: $7,500, or $8,600 at 50+, reduced by the income phase-out.

Savings

Free savings calculators — work out how much to set aside to hit a goal by a date, and what a CD or savings deposit grows to at a given APY.

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Paycheck & Salary

Free paycheck and salary calculators: convert hourly pay to an annual salary, estimate self-employment tax, and see your pay across every pay period.

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Taxes

Free 2026 tax calculators: estimate federal income tax and brackets, capital gains, self-employment and quarterly estimated tax, and sales tax by state.

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Income Tax Calculator

Estimate your income tax, effective and marginal tax rate, and see how much you owe in each tax bracket.

Capital Gains Tax Calculator

Estimate the federal tax on a stock or property sale, compare short-term vs long-term rates, and include the 3.8% NIIT.

Sales Tax Calculator

Enter a purchase amount and your state to see the sales tax and total, using 2026 average combined state and local rates.

Estimated Tax Calculator

Estimate your 2026 self-employment and federal income tax and what to pay the IRS each quarter.

Senior Deduction Calculator

See how much of the new $6,000 senior deduction you get in 2026, how the income phase-out and taxable Social Security affect it, and the tax it saves.

HSA Calculator

See how much you can put in an HSA ($4,400 or $8,750 in 2026; $4,500 or $9,000 in 2027) and how much federal, FICA, and state tax it saves you.

W-4 Withholding Calculator

See how much federal tax is withheld from each paycheck, whether you’ll owe or get a refund, and what to put on W-4 Steps 3 and 4.

No Tax on Tips & Overtime Calculator

Estimate your 2026 “no tax on tips” and “no tax on overtime” deductions, plus the $6,000 senior deduction — with income phase-outs and the federal tax you save.

Tax Refund Calculator

Estimate your 2026 federal tax refund (filed in 2027) from wages, withholding, child tax credit, EITC, and the new tips, overtime, and senior deductions.

Tax Bracket Calculator

Find your 2026 federal tax bracket and see exactly how much of your income is taxed at each rate, plus your effective tax rate and room before the next bracket.

Earned Income Credit Calculator

Estimate your 2026 earned income tax credit by income, filing status, and number of children — up to $8,231 — and where you fall on the phase-out.

Child Tax Credit Calculator

Estimate your 2026 child tax credit — $2,200 per child, up to $1,700 refundable — plus the $500 credit for other dependents, with the income phase-out.

Loans & Debt

Free debt-payoff and loan calculators — compare the snowball and avalanche methods, see how long a credit card takes to clear, and price out a personal loan.

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Debt Payoff Calculator

Compare the debt snowball and avalanche methods across all your debts. See which clears your balances faster and which saves the most interest.

Credit Card Payoff Calculator

See how long it takes to pay off a credit card and the total interest you’ll pay, based on your balance, APR, and monthly payment.

Debt-to-Income Ratio Calculator

Calculate your debt-to-income (DTI) ratio from your monthly debt payments and gross income — the number lenders use to approve a mortgage or loan.

Personal Loan Calculator

Estimate the monthly payment, total interest, and total cost of a personal loan from the loan amount, interest rate (APR), and term.

Student Loan Calculator

Estimate your monthly payment, total interest, and payoff date — and see how much extra payments save you in interest and time.

Loan Calculator

Calculate the monthly payment on any fixed-rate loan, your payoff date, total interest, and a full amortization schedule — plus how much extra payments save.

Debt Consolidation Calculator

Compare paying off your credit cards and other debts as you are with one consolidation loan — monthly payment, total interest, origination fee, and payoff time.

Balance Transfer Calculator

See how much a 0% intro APR balance transfer saves after the transfer fee, what you’ll still owe when the promo ends, and the payment that clears it in time.

Credit Card Minimum Payment Calculator

See how long paying only the minimum on a credit card takes and how much interest it costs — and how much a fixed payment or a 3-year payoff would save.

Everyday Math

Free everyday money calculators — percentages, discounts, tips, and profit margins, with the formulas shown so you can check the math.

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Latest money guides

Plain-English explainers that pair with the calculators — every figure tied to its source.

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Taxes

2027 HSA Contribution Limits (and 2026): Full Guide

The IRS has already set the 2027 HSA limits: $4,500 for self-only coverage and $9,000 for families. Here are the 2026 and 2027 numbers, who qualifies, and how to decide between an HSA and an FSA at open enrollment.

October 24, 2026 · 4 min readRead
Taxes

2027 Tax Brackets & Standard Deduction (Projected)

The IRS hasn’t published its 2027 numbers yet, but the major tax publishers agree on nearly every line: about 3.2% higher brackets, a $16,600 / $33,200 standard deduction, and a $20,000 gift exclusion.

October 17, 2026 · 6 min readRead
Retirement

2027 Social Security COLA: 3.6% Raise & New Numbers

Social Security and SSI payments rise 3.6% in 2027, the biggest bump since 2023. Here is what it adds to your check, when it arrives, and every limit that changed with it.

October 17, 2026 · 6 min readRead
Everyday Math

How Much to Tip: A Guide for Every Situation

Tipping norms have drifted, and the screen at the counter doesn’t help. Here are the common U.S. ranges for every situation, whether to tip on tax, and the mental math to get it right in seconds.

October 18, 2026 · 2 min readRead
Auto

No Tax on Car Loan Interest: Rules and Savings

Interest on a new car loan is deductible again — up to $10,000 a year through 2028. But the car has to be new and U.S.-assembled, and the income phase-out bites fast. Here’s what it’s really worth.

October 18, 2026 · 3 min readRead
Everyday Math

Markup vs. Margin: Formulas and Conversion Table

A 50% markup is only a 33% margin. Mixing the two up is one of the most common pricing mistakes — here are both formulas, a conversion table, and how to set a price that hits your target.

October 18, 2026 · 2 min readRead

Numbers you can actually trust

Most online calculators hand you a figure and hide the math. These do the opposite. Every tool shows the formula it uses, the assumptions behind it, and the source for any rate or limit — whether that is the IRS, the Social Security Administration, or the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. When a number depends on the tax year, we tie it to the current one and note when it was last checked, so you are never running your decision on stale figures.

The goal is not just an answer but an understanding of it: why a longer loan term costs more, how a marginal tax rate differs from an effective one, what a mortgage payment really includes. No sign-up, no spreadsheets, no jargon — run your own numbers in seconds, then read the plain-English guide that comes with each tool. See exactly how we calculate.

  • The formula, shown

    Every calculator spells out the math and assumptions behind the result.

  • Primary sources

    Rates and limits come straight from the IRS, SSA, CFPB, and BLS.

  • Current tax year

    Figures are tied to 2026 amounts, with the date they were last verified.