Calculators

Budgets aren’t just for the holidays. A working budget is the centerpiece of any solid financial plan. This downloadable tool will help you track your income and expenses – with the convenience and security of having it on your own computer.

(* This tool will save to your desktop so that you may save your changes and update your budget regularly. You need the PC program WinZip® or the MAC program StuffIt^TM in order to access these files.)

Ever wondered how much money you would have if you saved on a regular basis? Try Save A Million to see the power of compounding and the long-term benefits of saving on a regular basis.

Do you wonder where all your money goes? Use Rework Budget to help you get organized and see what you can do to keep more of your money.

How much do you plan to spend on hosting parties? Don't forget all the costs involved. This budgeting tool can help.

If you plan to travel soon, take some time to note how much it will cost you. This budgeting tool can help.

What's the true cost of credit card purchases? Use Credit Card to see the effects of the amount you pay on the total cost of your items.

Which loan terms are better? Use Loan to calculate the cost of a loan or to compare the cost of two different loans.

Keep track of who is on your shopping list, how much you plan to spend and how well you stick to your gift budget.

Your holiday spending should be based on your income. So how much spending makes sense for you? Find out using this easy calculator.

It?s important to know what price range to look in when shopping for a car. Binding yourself to a car payment that you can?t afford can have a serious negative effect on your finances.

Saving for college can be a tricky process. First, you need to decide what type of school the benefactor of this money will attend. Then, there are expenses beyond tuition. Books, materials, off-campus housing, food, etc. You also have to consider that as you save, prices will also increase.

Give your children hands-on experience with this quick and easy Back-to-School Budget Calculator. The calculator will help you and your student consider all of your expenses, make necessary adjustments, and hit the stores armed with your pre-determined budget! Check out the "Helpful Tips" for more ways to teach your kids smart money management habits as you shop.

Preparing for a new addition? According to government estimates, the average middle-income family will spend roughly $10,000 on child-related expenses in the first two years of life ($8,000 for a second child), and some experts suggest that figure may be too low. (Women's Issues)

Let us help you calculate your new budget plan for one-time and monthly expenses.  

Compare Costs: Enter your cost estimates for the following items that you expect to purchase: We will compare what you expect to pay with actual retail prices. We will then help you calculate your new budget plan for one-time and monthly expenses.

This will hopefully help you better prepare for your bundle of joy.