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Finance & Mortgages Calculators

Compare 37 calculators in one place, move from broad planning to specific scenarios, and find the right tool faster for Canada decisions.

How to use this finance & mortgages hub

Finance calculators are most useful when you need to turn a broad question into a realistic monthly figure. Instead of jumping straight from a lender headline or a comparison table to a decision, this hub helps you test the main numbers that actually change affordability: deposit size, interest rate, loan term, fees, and the trade-off between speed of repayment and flexibility.

For home buyers, borrowers, and anyone comparing a large financial commitment, the biggest value comes from running more than one scenario. A small change in rate, term, or upfront cash can move the result far more than people expect. That is why the calculators in this hub are grouped by planning stage, so you can move from rough affordability to monthly repayments, then to overpayments, refinancing, or tax-related ownership costs without losing context.

This section also works well as a reality check before you speak to a broker, bank, or provider. If a quote looks better than your own cautious scenario, you know what questions to ask. If it looks worse, you can already see which input is causing the gap. That makes the tools here especially valuable for narrowing your options before you spend time on applications or negotiations.

Use the featured tools first if you are buying, refinancing, or comparing mortgage scenarios. Then move into the supporting calculators to test repayment structure, stamp duty, savings goals, and rate changes. Taken together, these pages give you a cleaner way to compare decisions that are usually expensive, long-term, and difficult to reverse once you commit.

Most popular calculators

Start with the tools people usually need first, then move into the grouped sections below for more specific scenarios.

Guides that support this category

Use these editorial guides when you need more context before choosing the right calculator.

Buying and affordability

Start here when you want to work out what you can buy, what size deposit you need, and whether the monthly payment is realistic.

Managing an existing mortgage

Use these tools to compare overpayments, interest-only scenarios, refinance options, and the long-run cost of borrowing.

Property costs and specialist scenarios

These calculators help with tax, bridging finance, equity release, and second-home ownership costs that often get missed in headline comparisons.

More tools in this category

Use these supporting calculators when you need a more specific comparison or a second opinion on the same decision.

Loan Repayment Calculator

Calculate monthly loan repayments and total interest for any personal or business loan.

Currency Converter

Convert amounts between major world currencies using current exchange rates. Find the equivalent in any currency for travel, business or international payments.

Discount Calculator

Calculate the final price after a percentage or fixed discount. Enter the original price and discount amount to find out exactly how much you save.

Simple Interest Calculator

Calculate simple interest earned or owed on a loan or deposit. Enter the principal, annual interest rate and term in years to find the total interest amount.

Overtime Calculator

Calculate overtime pay based on your hourly rate and hours worked beyond your standard week. Find out how much extra you earn for working additional hours.

Gross to Net Calculator

Convert gross salary to net take-home pay after income tax and National Insurance. Enter your annual gross to see what lands in your bank account each month.

Net to Gross Calculator

Convert net take-home pay back to gross salary before tax and National Insurance. Find out what gross income you need to achieve a desired net pay amount.

Loan Calculator

Calculate monthly loan repayments, total interest and overall cost. Enter the loan amount, interest rate and term to plan your borrowing.

APR to APY Calculator

Convert APR to APY to understand the true annual return when interest compounds. See how compounding frequency affects the effective yield on savings or loans.

Inflation Calculator

Calculate how inflation erodes purchasing power over time. Enter an amount and time period to see what today's money was worth in the past or future.

Home Insurance Calculator

Calculate estimated home insurance costs based on property value and risk factors.

Credit Card Payoff Calculator

Calculate how long it takes to pay off a credit card and see total interest costs.

Debt Consolidation Calculator

Calculate potential savings from consolidating high-interest debts into a lower-rate loan.

Student Loan Repayment Calculator

Calculate monthly student loan repayments and estimate total interest under UK Plan 1, Plan 2 or Plan 5. Find out when your student loan will be fully repaid.

Cost of University Calculator

Estimate total university costs including tuition, accommodation, and living expenses.

Maternity Pay Calculator

Calculate your Statutory Maternity Pay for 2025/26. See your weekly SMP, total entitlement, and how enhanced employer pay affects your income during maternity leave.

Paternity Leave Calculator

Calculate your Statutory Paternity Pay for 2025. See your weekly entitlement and how Shared Parental Leave could give you more paid time with your new baby.

Debt-to-Income Ratio Calculator

Calculate your debt-to-income ratio (DTI) to see if you qualify for a mortgage. Compare front-end and back-end DTI against FHA, conventional, and VA guidelines.

Home Equity & HELOC Calculator

Calculate your home equity, LTV, and maximum HELOC credit line. See monthly repayment and total interest cost for any amount you draw from your home equity.

Salary Sacrifice Super Calculator

Calculate tax savings by salary sacrificing into super. See your annual saving, take-home pay reduction, and extra retirement balance using 2024/25 rates.

Irish Mortgage Affordability Calculator

Calculate how much you can borrow for an Irish mortgage under Central Bank LTI and LTV rules. First-time buyers get 4x income; second buyers 3.5x at 80% LTV.

NZ Mortgage Calculator

Calculate your New Zealand mortgage repayments weekly, fortnightly, or monthly. See total interest and LVR. Uses current NZ interest rates with RBNZ lending context.