Financial Calculators
Our free financial calculators help you work out loan payments, mortgage costs, salary, overtime and more in seconds. Moreover, every tool is simple to use and needs no sign-up. As a result, you can compare your options and make a clear money decision today.
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Free Financial Calculators
Pick a calculator below. Each one opens on its own page with a short guide.
Estimate your monthly mortgage payment from the home price, down payment, interest rate and loan term.
Open calculatorWork out the monthly payment and total interest on a personal, car or other fixed-term loan.
Open calculatorCompare the long-term cost of renting with buying a home to see which makes more sense for you.
Open calculatorSee whether leasing or buying a car costs less over the time you plan to keep it.
Open calculatorCalculate your overtime pay from your hourly rate, extra hours worked and overtime multiplier.
Open calculatorFind the pro rata salary for part-time hours or for a part of the year.
Open calculatorFind the maximum allowable offer on a property flip from its after-repair value and repair costs.
Open calculatorWhich of Our Financial Calculators Should You Use?
Not sure where to start? Match your question to a tool.
| If you want to know | Use this calculator |
|---|---|
| What a home loan will cost each month | Mortgage Calculator |
| How much a personal or car loan costs in interest | Loan Calculator |
| Whether renting or buying a home is cheaper | Rent vs Buy Calculator |
| Whether to lease or buy your next car | Car Lease vs Buy Calculator |
| What your extra hours are worth | Overtime Pay Calculator |
| What a part-time or part-year job pays | Pro Rata Salary Calculator |
| How much to offer on a property to flip | MAO Calculator |
More Money and Tax Calculators by Country
Rules for tax, pay and end-of-service benefits differ in every country. These calculators follow local rules.
How to Get the Most From These Calculators
Start with a clear question, such as "How much can I afford each month?" Then enter your real numbers, not guesses. In addition, try two or three different amounts. For example, change the interest rate or the loan term to see how much the payment moves. Small changes often add up to a big difference over the years.
Keep in mind that these tools give estimates. Banks and employers may add fees, taxes or rules that a simple calculator cannot know. Therefore, treat the result as a starting point. Before you sign a loan or make a large purchase, check the final figures with your lender. You can also read guidance from an official body such as the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
Financial Calculators FAQ
Are these financial calculators free?
Yes. Every calculator on CalcPro is free to use, and you do not need to create an account.
How accurate are the results?
The results are estimates based on the numbers you enter. Real offers can differ because of fees, taxes and local rules, so confirm the final figures with your lender or employer.
Which calculator should I use first when buying a home?
Start with the Rent vs Buy Calculator to see if buying makes sense. Next, use the Mortgage Calculator to estimate your monthly payment.
What does pro rata salary mean?
Pro rata means a share of a full salary. It is the pay you receive for part-time hours or for only part of the year. The Pro Rata Salary Calculator works it out for you.
Is this financial advice?
No. CalcPro gives general information and estimates only. For personal advice, speak to a licensed financial adviser.