Banking Calculators
Compare borrowing, repayments, deposits and savings using the amounts, rates and terms you enter.
Banking decisions in one workspace
Move directly between loan, savings, deposit, repayment and affordability tools without searching through unrelated calculator categories.
Loans & Repayments
Estimate instalments, payoff schedules, balances and borrowing costs.
Savings, Deposits & Investments
Plan savings growth, deposit returns and long-term account values.
Affordability & Banking Ratios
Assess debt capacity, liquidity, interest coverage and financial resilience.
Planning note: Results are estimates. Actual bank rates, fees, taxes, compounding rules and eligibility requirements can differ by institution and location.
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Compare borrowing and deposit scenarios consistently
Begin a borrowing comparison with the same loan amount and repayment term. Changing the term can reduce an installment while increasing the time over which interest is paid. Use the loan calculator to review payment and interest together, then use the refinance calculator when you need to account for switching costs.
Deposits and savings schedules
A fixed deposit starts with a principal amount, while a recurring contribution plan adds money over time. Select the fixed deposit calculator or recurring deposit calculator to match the actual arrangement. The compounding frequency and deposit timing affect the modeled maturity value.
Prepare the figures before calculating
Keep rates on the period requested by the selected tool, and use one currency for each scenario. Identify fees separately from interest. For a repayment calculation, distinguish the original borrowing amount from a current outstanding balance. For deposits, check whether a quoted amount represents principal, contributions or a maturity total.
The results use the terms you enter. They are useful for checking arithmetic and comparing assumptions; a provider's final schedule can also depend on its payment dates, fee rules, rounding and account conditions. Retain those assumptions with the result when discussing an offer.