🧮
CAGR
Compound annual growth rate between a start and end value.
🌱
Compound Interest
Starting amount + annual return + years → what you'd end up with.
đŸŽ¯
Savings Goal
Goal + current savings + time frame → the monthly contribution you need.
🏡
Mortgage Overpayment
See the interest and years you'd save by overpaying your mortgage.
đŸĻ
Loan / APR Repayment
Loan amount + APR + term → monthly payment, total interest and amortisation.
â„ī¸
Debt Snowball vs Avalanche
Both strategies on your debts — interest, months and payoff order.
đŸĒĢ
Fund Fee Drag
What platform and fund charges really cost over a long horizon.
🚗
Car Finance
HP or PCP with a balloon — monthly payments, interest and true total cost.
đŸ’ŗ
Cashback
Multiple spending categories at different rates → what a card really pays.

Which one do I need?

“What's ÂŖ200 a month worth in 20 years?” → Compound Interest
“What monthly payment clears this loan?” → Loan / APR
“How fast did this grow, per year?” → CAGR
“Overpay the mortgage or invest instead?” → Mortgage Overpayment
“Is a 0.45% platform fee a big deal?” → Fund Fee Drag
“Which debt should I clear first?” → Snowball vs Avalanche

Common questions

How is compound interest calculated?

Each period's interest is added to the balance before the next period is worked out, so growth compounds: A = P(1 + r/n)^(nt). The calculator shows the year-by-year breakdown so you can see it building.

Is CAGR the same as average annual return?

No. A simple average ignores compounding and overstates growth after volatile years; CAGR is the single smoothed rate that takes the start value to the end value.

Do these account for UK tax?

They work in gross figures. For VAT or income-tax bands use the Tax / VAT calculator.