Life throws many situations at us. Military families are no different. We face PCSes, Deployments, and unexpected circumstances. Those situations can wreak havoc on our finances. So whether you are house hunting, looking to pay off debt or looking to buy a car, or just saving for a raining day, financial calculators can help you explore financial decisions before you spend any money.
This calculator can help you weigh the cost of refinancing against the interest you pay on your current loan.
Figure out what your principal payment might be, plus what you might pay in interest, for a fixed-rate loan.
You can determine the estimated payments and interest for an adjustable rate loan — where the rate increases by the maximum amount allowed at each interval until it reaches the rate cap.
This calculator estimates the cost of a mortgage with a balloon payment; using monthly interest, compounding interest and monthly payments.
Compare the cost of buying versus renting, to decide which is best for you.
If you’ve decided to buy, compare the cost of different types of mortgages.
Find out how much money you can save if you add a few dollars to your monthly mortgage payment. Over time, making a larger payment can reduce the principal on your mortgage, the number of payments you make and the amount of interest you pay over the life of the loan.
Most lenders decide whether or not to offer you a loan based on your total monthly gross income and your monthly expenses. This calculator can help you estimate how much you might borrow for a home.
Trying to figure out your budget? This calculator determines the most expensive house you can buy based on the highest payment you can afford.
With this calculator, you can enter up to 10 different loans or credit cards to determine the pros and cons of consolidating your debts.
While these calculators can be extremely helpful for determining estimates, it is important to remember that the information you receive is hypothetical and may not apply to your individual situation.