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Auto Loans

What would my auto payments be?

Many factors go into determining the final loan amount for the purchase of a new or used vehicle. These factors include any manufacturer's rebate, the trade-in value of your old vehicle less any outstanding balance, your down payment, etc. Once the loan amount is determined the interest rate and the term of the loan will be used to estimate your vehicle payment.

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Auto Refinance

How much can I lower my monthly payment with a new auto loan?

With interest rates at record lows, it may make sense for you to investigate whether or not refinancing your auto loan could save you some money. Adjusting the term of your existing auto loan may also make a big difference in your monthly loan payment. Use our auto refinance calculator to help you decide if it would be worth it for you to refinance your auto loan.

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Alternative Payment Frequency

Should I convert to a bi-weekly payment schedule?

It may surprise you that most banks and mortgage companies collect two to three dollars for every dollar that you borrow! However, there is a way to accelerate mortgage payoff using a method called Bi-Weekly Mortgage Payments. This program is implemented by dividing your monthly mortgage payment in half and paying it every other week - resulting in a net effect of paying an extra payment toward principal each year.

Loan Information

Amortizing Loan Calculator

What would my loan payments be?

The loan amount, the interest rate, and the term of the loan can have a dramatic effect on the total amount you will eventually pay on a loan. Use our loan payment calculator to determine the payment and see the impact of these variables on a specified loan amount complete with an amortization schedule.

Loan Information

Loan Comparison

Discover the better option between loans

In addition to the calculated monthly payments, annual percentage rate (APR) offers a good apples-to-apples comparison between loans. APR takes into account the varying discount points, closing costs and fees that are typically added into the loan amount and financed over the term of the loan. If the fees are paid "out-of-pocket" then the APR will be the same as the stated interest rate. Use this calculator to help determine the best loan option for you.

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Share Calculator Value

Calculate Your Share Certificate Value

Use this Share Certificate Calculator to help determine the potential interest growth and tax liability on your Share Certificate.

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Home Budget Analyzer

How much am I spending?

Where does all the money go? An itemization of your living expenses may help you budget better and plan for future expenses. Use this calculator to help you recall and itemize your living expenses.

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Home

Transportation

Taxes

Debts

Necessities

Leisure

Misc

Share Certificate Value

Calculate Your Share Certificate Value

Use this Share Certificate Calculator to help determine the potential interest growth and tax liability on your Share Certificate.

CD Information

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Savings Goals

How much should I save to reach my goal?

What are you saving for: a computer, car, boat, summer home, down payment? Use this calculator to determine what you need to save on a regular basis to have the funds ready when needed.

Savings

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1040 Tax Estimator

Federal Income Tax Calculator

Taxes are unavoidable and without planning, the annual tax liability can be very uncertain. Use the following calculator to help determine your estimated tax liability along with your average and marginal tax rates.

Use this federal income tax calculator to estimate your federal tax bill and look further at the changes to the federal income tax brackets and rates.

Personal Tax Information

Business/Self-Employed Income

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