Financial Calculators

Using the calculators

Each calculator is a scenario modelling tool. You enter the assumptions you want to explore, and the output shows how those inputs change the modelled results over time. Adjusting rates, terms, and contribution amounts can produce different estimates, so it is worth testing a few variations.

All rates, returns, and tax settings in these tools are user-entered or clearly labeled as hypothetical. Results are illustrative and do not take into account your full personal circumstances.

• Enter the figures you want to model, then compare the outputs side by side.
• Use realistic inputs that match the scenario you are exploring.
• Review the estimated results as a guide for understanding tradeoffs.
• Keep notes on the assumptions so you can compare like-for-like scenarios.

These calculators provide general information only and do not provide financial, credit, or tax advice.