Financial Calculators are a Necessary Tool to Plan for Your Business and Life
Financial calculators are an underutilized free resource. If you are lacking clarity in your money management, you may be in need of them.
Do you ever feel like you are missing something when it comes to figuring out interest rates and more complex financial numbers?
Did you know that for many financial calculations, you need a specific kind of calculator?
My 6-week money program is in week 4 this week and we are beginning to talk about financial habits and resources.
I found a website that has over 60 different types of easy-to-use calculators including the following:
💰Sales tax calculator
🌱Retirement calculator
💰Credit card calculator
🌱Credit card pay-off calculator
💰Mortgage calculator
🌱Auto loan calculator
💰Debt to income ratio calculator
🌱Savings calculator
💰Income tax calculator
🌱Discount calculator
💰Budget calculator
And many more…
Check it out and bookmark this resource of financial calculators so you can find it when you need it.
A financial calculator is a tool that you want to have on hand when you are getting clear on your financial situation, making financial decisions, and planning for the future.
If you missed out on the program, be on the lookout for the self-paced version of the money program coming out in the next couple of months.
Here are more resources:
FINANCIAL RESOURCES & CALCULATORs
Resources for financial tracking:
Personal: Mint or YNAB (You Need a Budget)
Business: Quickbooks, Xero, Freshbooks, Wave
Saving/Managing: Digit, Acorn, Ruby Money
Payroll service I highly recommend (affiliate link-we both get bonuses): https://gusto.com/d/jen22194
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These are tools needed to figure out different financial processes and calculations.
Quarterly Tax Calculator:
https://www.keepertax.com/quarterly-tax-calculator
Financial Calculators(Car, Mortgage, Retirement, Credit):
https://unitedfcu.com/you/financial-calculators
https://www.calculator.net/financial-calculator.html
What is the percentage increase in your income year to year?:
https://www.calculatorsoup.com/calculators/algebra/percentage-increase-calculator.php
Reverse Percentage Calculators help with the math problems below.
https://www.math-salamanders.com/reverse-percentages-calculator.html
You made $550 from a consignment account, which is 75% of the total. What was the original amount the store took in? Or how much commission did you pay them?
Or You have $2750 from a show you did. You collected 9% tax. How much do you owe in tax? How much is yours?
