Calculators

Check out our financial calculators to help plan for your future.

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Auto Loan Calculator

Use this calculator to estimate your monthly auto loan payment, so you can focus on what really matters—picking out your dream car!

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Auto Loan Payoff Calculator

Demonstrates how much money and time can be saved by paying down an auto loan faster than the loan term.

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Budget Calculator

Helps you understand how much you are saving (or losing) on either a monthly or annual based on monthly and annual expenses.

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Credit Card Payoff Calculator

Demonstrates how many monthly payments and how much interest will be paid on a credit card.

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Debt Payoff Calculator

Shows how much money can be saved in interest by adding additional principal to a monthly payment.

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Emergency Fund Calculator

Generates an emergency fund savings goal based on your income, then uses a monthly budget and savings amount to estimate how long it will take you to reach your emergency fund goal.

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HELOC Calculator

Helps you estimate the potential HELOC limit you could be approved for using a mortgage total, unpaid balance, and LTV.

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Mortgage Affordability Calculator

Helps a potential home buyer understand whether they are able, based on a budget, to afford a specific mortgage payment.

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Mortgage Calculator

Calculates a monthly payment on a mortgage. Demonstrates how the payment is split between principal and interest.

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Retirement Calculator

Helps you calculate your retirement funds by projecting income level, monthly savings, age and life expectancy, and percent rate of return on savings.

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Savings Calculator

Shows how much you can save with compound interest and an additional monthly payment.

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50/30/20 Calculator

For a person who desires one simple budgeting formula, the 50/30/20 rule says you should set 50% of your income aside for needs, 30% for wants, and 20% for savings.

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APR = Annual Percentage Rate

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