Want to save $1 million? Of course you do! Print a report that details when you will hit a cool million, simply by entering information about your current savings plan.
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You want your children to receive the best education possible. College and/or university can be expensive - the earlier you start saving the better! Design an education savings plan that will help your children succeed.
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Simply enter your desired payment, and your loan amount is calculated. Or, enter your loan amount, and your monthly payment is calculated. You can also examine principal balances by payment, total of all payments made, and total interest paid.
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Use this calculator to determine your payment or loan amount for different payment frequencies. You can make payments weekly, bi-weekly, semi-monthly, monthly, bi-monthly, quarterly, semi-annually or annually. You can then examine your results by payment, total of all payments made, and total interest paid.
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Use this calculator to look at a variety of possible loans. Use the slider controls to change your monthly payment, loan amount, interest rate or term. Press the 'View Report' button to see a complete amortization schedule, either by month or by year.
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Deciding which loan is right for you can be tricky - simply comparing monthly payments isn't enough! Find out which loan works best for you.
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Debt consolidation is an excellent way to reduce your monthly payments while satisfying all your credit obligations. See the advantages of combining your credit card bills, auto loans and other installment loans into one payment.
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Discover a quicker way to pay off your debts. By applying the money saved by consolidating your loan payments, you can save thousands in interest and be debt free sooner than you might think!
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How interest is calculated can greatly affect your savings. When interest is compounded, or added to your account, you can earn interest on your interest!
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A line of credit provides you with security in knowing funds are available any time you need them. Based on a percentage of the value of your home less any outstanding mortgages, find out how large a line of credit you can receive.
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Would you like to know your payment for a loan or line of credit? Use this calculator to determine a payment schedule that is right for you.
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Every little bit counts. Discover how consistent investments to your savings account can help you reach your financial goal.
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Compare how much interest your savings will earn at different interest rates. Rates can be obtained by calling your credit union or bank, or by visiting their websites.
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Heating, telephone, clothing and grocery bills can seriously affect your cash flow. Without a sensible budget, it can be difficult to keep track. Stay on top of your expenses while building your savings.
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Life insurance is peace of mind for you and your family. But how much do you need to protect them? Funeral costs and supporting your family should be considered when determining the amount of coverage you need in the event of your death.
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If an accident or illness prevented you from working, you may need to rely on disability insurance to cover your mortgage payments and other expenses. Determine the amount of insurance needed to sustain your current standard of living.
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Add up the value of your assets - subtract your liabilities, and you will arrive at your net worth. This calculator can help you determine if you have a positive or negative net worth and how it could increase or decrease over time.
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No one knows for certain how long we'll have to enjoy our retirement years, but we all need to ensure that we have the income plan in place to enjoy them. Estimate your life expectancy based on simple statistics such as your current age and gender.
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This calculator is designed to help compare a Tax Free Savings Account (TFSA) to a Registered Retirement Account (RRSP) and an ordinary taxable savings account.
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