Calculators

Biweekly Payments - Save thousands of dollars in interest by making biweekly payments.
Mortgage Qualifier - Discover just how much you can afford.
Mortgage Loan Payment - Find your monthly payment and amortization schedule.
Payment examples do not include taxes and insurance, if applicable, which would be added to the actual payment.
Mortgage Refinance Break-Even - Should you refinance your mortgage? See when you will break even.
Mortgage Payoff - Save thousands of dollars in interest by increasing your monthly payment.

Monthly Loan Payment - Enter your desired payment or loan amount and let us calculate the rest!
Frequency of Payments - Calculate payment or loan amounts for different payment frequencies.

Credit Card Payoff - Uncover your payoff options and consider changes to meet your repayment goals.
Debt Consolidation - Find out if debt consolidation is right for you.

Auto Loan Payments - Determine your car loan payment or find out your purchase price.
Lease vs. Buy - Should you lease your next automobile or finance it?
Dealer Financing vs. Credit Union Financing - Determine which is the better deal—dealer financing or credit union financing, combined with a manufacturer rebate.
Auto Refinance Savings - See what refinancing can save you.
Home Equity vs. Auto Loan - Use this calculator to decide if a home equity loan makes sense for your next vehicle purchase.
Loan Comparison - Compare financing options to find the best monthly payment and interest savings.

Savings Builder - See how consistent investing is an effective strategy for accumulating wealth.
Savings Goals - See what it will take to reach your savings goals.
Cool Million - Adjust your current savings plan to make you a millionaire.
Emergency Savings - Compute your emergency savings needs.
Benefits of Spending Less - Reducing your spending can be worth more than you might think.
Deposit Insurance Calculator - The National Credit Union Administration's (NCUA) Share Insurance Estimator lets members know how share insurance rules apply to share accounts - what's insured and what portion (if any) exceeds coverage limits.