Mortgage Calculator
Work out your monthly mortgage payment with taxes, insurance, PMI and HOA, then see the full amortization schedule and what the loan really costs.
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Work out your monthly mortgage payment with taxes, insurance, PMI and HOA, then see the full amortization schedule and what the loan really costs.
Estimate your FHA loan payment with upfront and annual MIP, taxes, insurance and HOA, using HUD’s own mortgage insurance rate table and cancellation rules.
Calculate your VA loan monthly payment with accurate funding fees, interest costs, and amortization based on current rates and loan terms.
Calculate the APR on a loan including fees, and see how far the annual percentage rate sits above the note rate you were quoted.
Work out the monthly payment, total interest and payoff timeline on a fixed-rate personal loan, and see what paying a little extra each month would save you.
See what regular saving really becomes: future value, total interest and the true APY for any rate, term and compounding frequency, year by year.
Work out the interest a lump sum earns, compare simple against compound, and see the APY that any quoted rate and compounding schedule really pays.
Know the loan amount, the monthly payment and the term but not the rate? Solve for the interest rate you are really paying, using the Regulation Z method.
Solve any one of the five time-value-of-money variables — periods, rate, present value, payment or future value — from the other four, with signed cash flows.
Work out how much of your traditional IRA contribution is deductible, then compare traditional against Roth on what each actually leaves you after tax.
Work out your required minimum distribution from the IRS Uniform Lifetime Table, and project what you must withdraw from an IRA year by year from age 73.
Work out your 2026 federal income tax from the official IRS brackets, see your marginal and effective rate, and exactly what each tax bracket cost you.
Convert pay between hourly, daily, weekly, biweekly, semimonthly, monthly and annual using the FLSA conversion, and see what an hour actually worked is worth.
See what your savings reach by retirement, the nest egg your income goal really needs, and the monthly contribution that closes the gap. Inflation-adjusted.
Work out a car payment the way a dealer does — sales tax, title and fees financed, trade-in and negative equity included, with the total interest shown.
Build a dated amortization schedule for any fixed-rate loan, split every payment into principal and interest, and see how extra payments change payoff.
Project your 401(k) balance with salary growth, employee deferrals, employer matching, monthly compounding, and the official 2026 IRS limits.
Estimate your 2025 or 2026 Roth IRA contribution limit from IRS income rules, then project the balance, contributions and tax-free growth over time.
Estimate a fixed student loan payment, total interest and payoff time, then see how extra monthly principal could reduce the cost.
Project an investment with monthly contributions, annual fees, and inflation. See growth, fee drag, and the ending value in today’s dollars.
Compare renting with buying by net worth, including mortgage equity, closing and selling costs, upkeep, rent growth, and invested cash differences.
Compare Social Security retirement benefits from age 62 to 70 using official SSA reductions, delayed credits, full retirement age, and rounding rules.
Estimate 2026 federal tax on a short- or long-term capital gain using sale proceeds, adjusted basis, filing status, and taxable income.
Compare your current mortgage payoff with extra monthly principal or an immediate lump sum, and see the payoff date, interest, and time saved.
Compare a fixed-rate mortgage refinance with your current payment, including closing costs, break-even timing, five-year cost, and lifetime savings.
See how much house you can afford from your income, debts and down payment using the 28/36 front-end and back-end ratios, with a full monthly breakdown.
Size your home equity line of credit, then see the interest-only draw payment, the amortizing repayment payment, and the payment shock between them.
Work out your home equity loan payment, how much you can borrow at your lender’s combined loan-to-value cap, total interest, and both loans together.