Calculators & Converters

Enter the loan amount, interest rate, and term in Loan Calculator. It returns the monthly payment and the total interest you will pay over the loan. A longer term lowers the monthly payment but raises total interest, so compare a few terms.

Simple interest pays only on the original amount, while compound interest also pays on earlier interest. Over long periods compounding grows money much faster. Compare both with Simple Interest Calculator and Compound Interest Calculator using the same figures.

Enter your gross salary and location details in Salary / Take-Home Pay Calculator. It estimates deductions and shows net pay per year, month, and paycheck. Results are estimates, because benefits, filing status, and local rules change the final amount.

Multiply the number by the percentage and divide by 100. For example, 15 percent of 80 is 12. Percentage Calculator does this for you and also finds percentage change and what percent one number is of another.

A BMI between 18.5 and 24.9 falls in the normal weight range for most adults. BMI Calculator takes your height and weight and returns the number plus its category. BMI ignores muscle mass and body shape, so treat it as a screening tool.

Your daily need depends on age, sex, height, weight, and activity. Calorie Calculator (TDEE) estimates total daily energy expenditure from those inputs. Eating below that number leads to weight loss over time, and eating above it leads to weight gain.

Subtract cost from revenue to get profit, divide profit by revenue, and multiply by 100. A product that sells for 50 and costs 30 has a 40 percent margin. Profit Margin Calculator also shows markup so you can compare both.

Pick the two currencies in Currency Converter, enter the amount, and read the converted value. Exchange rates change throughout the day, so the figure suits planning and estimates. Banks and card providers add fees and use their own rates for real payments.