Calculators

Many people compare investing and finance to a complicated math class. The sheer amount and type of numbers can be overwhelming. In this section you will find Investopedia's group of calculators is designed to help investors visualize how to achieve their goals and understand the fundamentals of money.


Future and Present Value

Learn about one of the most basic financial concepts: the time value of money.

Bonds and Present value

Here are some easy calculators to help you with bond pricing, yields, coupon rates, duration, and much more.

Currency and Forex

Hundreds of currencies and trillions of dollars change hands everyday.

Retirement and Personal Finance

Find out how much you need to save in order to meet your goals.

Stocks

As stocks represent ownership in a company, here are some helpful calculators when evaluating a stock.

Annuities

Annuities are investments with a level stream of cash flows for a fixed period of time.


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