Calculators that use your own numbers: savings plans, debt, a purchase, bills, growth.
Finance opens on My Money. Select the Tools tab. Each card says the question the tool answers.
The savings planner answers how long something will take at a monthly amount, or how much a month you need to reach it by a date. Pick one of your goals to fill in money already tagged to it; the monthly amount starts from what you usually keep.
The debt tool uses a debt from your Future tab (or one you type in) and shows how much sooner it clears and how much interest you skip with an extra amount each month. If the payment never covers the interest, it says so, and names the payment at which the balance starts to fall.
“What would this really cost me?” turns a price into hours of your work, weeks of your usual saving, its share of what is safe to spend this month after bills still to come, and a cost per use. It never decides for you.
Bills and subscriptions from your Future tab, shown per month and per year, and as a share of your usual income.
Type a starting amount, a monthly amount, the years and a yearly rate you choose. It shows what you put in and the growth on top. It is an illustration, not a prediction, and names no products.
Every tool works in the moment with your numbers and saves nothing. Each one links to the lessons behind it and to the tab where the change is actually made. The emergency fund and income-drop tools live on the Future tab.
Open Finance Tools — try a money choice first in the app (sign-in required).