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Yes. All tools on this page run in your browser and do not require an account.
Work through real scenarios—loans, savings, independence, inflation—with models that say what they assume. Runs locally in your browser; nothing to install.
Calculate payment amount, total interest, payoff timing, and the effect of extra payments on a fixed-rate loan. Compare two loan scenarios side by side.
Estimate when your portfolio could cover your living costs. Choose either a safe withdrawal approach or a dividend-income-only target, then track FI age, coast FI, and progress toward an inflation-adjusted goal.
Estimate how your money can grow over time with compounding, recurring contributions, optional tax drag, and side-by-side scenarios. Set principal, return, horizon, and compounding frequency to see projected future value.
Project the value of regular savings contributions with a fixed expected return. Set your starting balance, contribution schedule, annual return, time horizon, and optional yearly contribution increases.
See how inflation can raise future costs and reduce purchasing power, then compare how investing may help preserve real value. You can model multiple expense lines side by side.
Compare renting and buying by projected net worth at your chosen horizon. Model mortgage costs, maintenance, taxes, rent growth, and how invested unused cash may compound.
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Estimate how your money can grow over time with compounding, recurring contributions, optional tax drag, and side-by-side scenarios. Set principal, return, horizon, and compounding frequency to see projected future value.
Project the value of regular savings contributions with a fixed expected return. Set your starting balance, contribution schedule, annual return, time horizon, and optional yearly contribution increases.
See how inflation can raise future costs and reduce purchasing power, then compare how investing may help preserve real value. You can model multiple expense lines side by side.
Estimate when your portfolio could cover your living costs. Choose either a safe withdrawal approach or a dividend-income-only target, then track FI age, coast FI, and progress toward an inflation-adjusted goal.
Stress-test how long a portfolio may last while you withdraw each year, with optional inflation adjustments. Compare fixed withdrawals with a percentage-of-starting-balance rule and estimate a sustainable rate.
Enter each holding’s current value and target weight to see dollar trades that bring the portfolio back in line. Optionally normalize targets to 100% when weights are slightly off.
See how annual fees can reduce ending wealth versus the same return with no fees. Add ongoing contributions and compare several fee levels in one view.
Project dividend income and portfolio value over time using yield, dividend growth, optional reinvestment, and optional price appreciation.
Calculate payment amount, total interest, payoff timing, and the effect of extra payments on a fixed-rate loan. Compare two loan scenarios side by side.
Build a full payment-by-payment amortization schedule for a fixed-rate loan, including principal/interest split, optional extra payments, yearly rollups, and remaining balance.
Compare renting and buying by projected net worth at your chosen horizon. Model mortgage costs, maintenance, taxes, rent growth, and how invested unused cash may compound.
Everyday math in one place: percent change between two numbers, sale discounts, reverse-engineer pre-sale price from a discount, tips, and markup from cost to retail.
Yes. All tools on this page run in your browser and do not require an account.
No. Outputs are assumption-based estimates for planning and education, not personal financial advice.
Review each tool's assumptions, adjust inputs to your own situation, and compare conservative and optimistic scenarios.