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401(k) Value Calculator: This
calculator helps you to understand how much money you can
accumulate by making monthly contributions to your 401(k)
account. Enter the amount you plan to add to your account each
month, and the expected interest rate. The calculator will show
you the amount that will accumulate in the account over
different time spans.
Debt Investment Calculator:
Before you go throwing darts on Wall Street, check to make sure
you can't earn a higher rate of return simply by investing in
your own debt! For example, if you have a credit card balance
that's costing you 19% per year, and you increase your payment,
you will get a guaranteed 19% return on your investment. What's
more, your earnings will be tax-free! So use this JavaScript
Calculator to see how much you could be earning if you increased
your payment on any one of your debts.
Future Value Calculator: This
calculator will show you the Forgone Interest Earnings that will
result after spending a given dollar amount on a
non-appreciating, non-necessary purchase.
Future Value of
Periodic Payments Calculator: This calculator will show you
how much interest you will earn over a given period of time; at
any given interest rate; based on an initial investment plus a
fixed monthly addition. The calculator compounds monthly and
assumes deposits are made at the beginning of each month.
Lifetime Savings Calculator:
This calculator will show you how much you'll save over the
course of your lifetime when permanently switching from any
given high priced buying habit (name brand) to its functional,
less expensive equivalent (generic). Plus, it will also show you
how much interest you could earn if you were to invest all or
part of those savings as you realized them. As you're about to
see, "a penny saved" can REALLY ADD UP!
Loan Comparison Calculator:
This calculator will help you to compare the total interest
charges of four different loans.
Money to Time Calculator: This
calculator will show you how much time your money is worth. But
in order to use this calculator you must first calculate your
Real Hourly Wage.
Monthly Cash Flow Calculator: A
cash flow analysis shows your income and expenses and determines
whether you are "living within your means" or having to borrow
money each month. The calculator below will help you to
categorize your monthly income and expenses expenses and will
show you whether or not you are spending more than you make.
Monthly Hidden Expense
Calculator: Its goal is to try to remind you of all of the
different bills that crop up just once or twice a year. The
calculator will determine a total amount due for all of these
hidden bills and then divide that amount by twelve to give you
an accurate monthly set-aside number.
Net Worth Calculator: The purpose
of the calculator is to walk you through a list of asset and
liability categories to help you to determine your current net
worth.
Real Hourly Wage Calculator: So
your boss told you that you were getting paid $10 an hour? Don't
believe it! This calculator will show you how much you're REALLY
profiting (after-tax, after work-related-expense take-home) from
each hour you devote to working--both paid and unpaid. But wait!
Before you approach your boss with this startling computation,
make sure you see both sides.
Click here to go to other
useful business calculators for items such as a Cash Flow,
Starting Cost, Discounted Cash Flow, Break Even, and Conversion
Rate. NOTE: Information and interactive calculators
are made available to you as self-help tools for your
independent use and are not intended to provide investment
advice. We can not and do not guarantee their applicability or
accuracy in regards to your individual circumstances. All
examples are hypothetical and are for illustrative purposes. We
encourage you to seek personalized advice from qualified
professionals regarding all personal finance issues. |