Can I Afford It?
See how a purchase affects your cash, monthly surplus and financing.
Use free personal finance tools for budgeting, debt payoff, mortgages, car payments, credit cards, savings, retirement and everyday spending — all in one place.
Pick a tool, enter a few numbers, and get a clear estimate.
See how a purchase affects your cash, monthly surplus and financing.
See what's left after your monthly expenses.
Estimate take-home pay after taxes, benefits and other paycheck deductions.
Educational estimate. Actual payroll withholding depends on your tax forms, location, employer payroll rules and benefit tax treatment.Estimate overtime earnings at 1.5× or another multiplier.
Estimate how long your debt could take to pay off.
Estimate monthly interest and balance growth.
Calculate a monthly installment payment.
Estimate your mortgage payment and generate a full month-by-month amortization table.
Estimate your car payment and generate a full month-by-month amortization table.
Convert currencies using the latest available reference exchange rate.
Uses the latest available reference rate. Actual bank/card exchange rates and fees may differ.Compare estimated monthly housing costs.
See how much you should set aside to cover essential expenses during an unexpected financial emergency.
Project how savings can grow with compounding.
Estimate how many years your retirement savings could last after you stop working.
Estimate retirement savings growth from contributions.
See how paying more than your minimum monthly payment can change payoff time and interest.
Calculate monthly debt payments as a share of gross income.
Total your assets and subtract liabilities.
Calculate tip, total bill and amount per person.
See your sale price, savings and total after tax.
Quick, focused answers for subscriptions, purchases, financing, debt and savings — without a spreadsheet.
Spot recurring spending you could cut and see exactly what those small monthly charges add up to over time.
A quick purchase check based on your monthly leftover money and savings.
Compare the total cost of paying cash with financing a purchase.
See payoff time and interest, and how extra monthly payments change the result.
Saving for something specific? See how much you need to save each month to reach your goal by your deadline.
Enter your monthly take-home income and major spending categories to see where your income is going and the percentage represented by each category.
Plan for expenses that do not happen every month.
Compare the monthly cost of driving and insuring an electric vehicle versus a gas vehicle.
Enter the same monthly mileage for both vehicles, then compare electricity or fuel plus insurance.
The Subscription Tracker is a members-only tool. Track recurring costs, billing dates, and renewal/cancellation dates.
The Credit Card Tracker is a members-only manual tracker for balances, credit limits, APRs, payment amounts, due dates and statement closing dates — all in one place.
Add each card below. MoneyWise will total your balances, limits, utilization and planned monthly payments.
Track the regular household bills that are not subscriptions or credit-card payments. See what is due, when it is due, and your total monthly bills at a glance.
Add recurring household bills here. Keep subscriptions and credit-card payments in their own trackers so your Monthly Snapshot does not double-count them.
This automatically combines your Subscription Tracker, Credit Card Tracker and Monthly Bills Tracker, so you can see your total tracked monthly obligations in one place.
Subscriptions are converted to a monthly amount based on billing frequency. Credit-card amounts come from planned monthly payments. Monthly bills are added from the Monthly Bills Tracker. Keep each expense in only one tracker to avoid double-counting.
Build a complete picture of what you own and owe. Your Credit Card Tracker balance is included automatically, and saved snapshots let you see your progress over time.
Add assets and liabilities below. Credit-card balances from your Credit Card Tracker are included automatically.
Compare the real cost of leasing versus financing the same vehicle — not just the monthly payment.
Enter the vehicle price and how long you want to compare the two options.
Enter the loan terms for purchasing the vehicle.
Use the figures from the lease offer. Enter either the money factor or its APR equivalent.
See whether moving a credit-card balance to a promotional balance-transfer offer could save you money after the transfer fee and promotional period are included.
Enter your current card and the balance-transfer offer below.
Paying off multiple accounts? Add your credit cards, loans, and other debts to compare Snowball vs. Avalanche payoff strategies and build a plan for tackling them all.
Enter each debt below. Then click “Add Debt” to include it in your plan.
Review, edit, or delete your debts below.
Use MoneyWise Tools for estimates and educational planning. Results are not financial, tax, legal or investment advice.
Important: MoneyWise Tools provides educational and informational calculators only. Results are estimates and are not financial, investment, tax, legal, or accounting advice. Verify important information before making decisions. Read the full disclaimer.