Financial Calculators
Ready to get a clearer picture of your finances? Our financial calculators can help you make sense of your mortgage, compare rates and loans, stick to your budget, and save for big milestones like college or retirement. Find a helpful calculator below to get started.
Amortization Loan
Determine how much money you pay in principal and interest over time with an amortization loan.
Use CalculatorCertificate of Deposit (CD) Calculator
How much can a CD help your money grow? Use our calculator to get an estimate.
Debt Consolidation
Should you consolidate your debt? Use the calculator to see if it’s right for you.
Use CalculatorMortgage Qualifier
Find out what home loan you can afford based on your income and home purchase price.
Use CalculatorMortgage Refinance
Is refinancing worth it? Our mortgage finance calculator can help you decide.
Use CalculatorBi-weekly Mortgage
Is a bi-weekly mortgage a better deal for you? Use the calculator to compare payment plans.
Use CalculatorCool Millionaire
Determine when you’ll become a millionaire based on your rate of savings and return on investment.
Use CalculatorHome Budget Analysis
Get a handle on your monthly household income and expenditures with our home budget analysis tool.
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