Free financial & economic calculators

Sixteen focused tools for the numbers that matter — savings growth, mortgages, retirement, debt, inflation and more. Every calculation runs entirely in your browser: nothing you type is uploaded, stored, or shared.

✓ Real-time results & charts ✓ Year-by-year data tables ✓ Print or save to PDF ✓ No account, no tracking of your inputs

Financial calculators

1

Compound Interest Calculator

Project savings growth with monthly contributions and watch interest overtake your deposits.

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2

Mortgage Calculator

Monthly payment, lifetime interest, and a full year-by-year amortization schedule.

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3

Retirement / 401(k) Calculator

Project your balance at retirement from your contribution rate, employer match and expected return.

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4

Auto Loan Calculator

Roll tax, fees and a trade-in into the loan to see the true monthly cost of a car.

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5

Debt Payoff Calculator

How many months to clear a credit-card balance — and what an extra payment saves you.

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6

GIC & Cash Ladder Optimizer

Compare a high-interest savings account against a GIC ladder on an after-tax, after-fee basis.

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Debt Consolidation Calculator

A 0% balance-transfer card vs. a 401(k) loan — see total cost and payoff time side by side.

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8

Payoff vs. Interest Calculator

Pay off your car loan today, or keep riding the payments and invest the cash instead?

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9

Mortgage Affordability Calculator

Check a home purchase against standard income and debt-to-income affordability guidelines.

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10

401(k) Split Distribution Calculator

Net proceeds from cashing out part of a 401(k) while rolling over the rest — and the cushion it buys you.

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11

Debt Snowball & Emergency Fund Calculator

Simulate paying off several debts smallest-first while building an emergency fund.

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Economic calculators

About Calcuvelo

Calcuvelo is an independent, ad-supported project that publishes free financial and economic calculators. The tools are split into two groups. The financial calculators handle the everyday money decisions most households face — growing savings, comparing mortgages, projecting a 401(k), financing a car, paying down debt, and optimizing a GIC or cash ladder. The economic calculators deal with the forces that shape wealth over the long run — inflation, the time value of money, real (after-tax, after-inflation) returns, converting salaries to hourly wages, and the Rule of 72.

Every result updates the moment you change an input or drag a slider. Each tool includes a chart so you can see the trajectory rather than just a final number, a year-by-year data table for the exact figures, and a Print / Save PDF button that produces a clean one-page report.

Your privacy

The site is a set of static pages with no backend and no database. Your inputs are processed by JavaScript in your own browser and never leave your device. We do show third-party advertising, which may use cookies — see the Privacy Policy for details and opt-out links.

Frequently asked questions

Are these calculators financial advice?

No. They are educational tools that apply standard formulas to the assumptions you provide. They cannot see your full financial picture. Consult a licensed financial, tax or legal professional before making decisions.

How accurate are the results?

The math is exact for the inputs you enter, but the inputs themselves — future returns, inflation, tax rates — are uncertain. Treat every output as an estimate and try a range of scenarios.

Do the calculators work on mobile?

Yes. The layout is designed mobile-first and the charts and tables are fully responsive, so every tool works on phones, tablets and desktops.