Auto Loan Calculators

• Payment Saver Calculator - Compare estimated monthly payments of Payment Saver vs. Conventional Auto Loans
• Greenpath Car Loan Calculator
• Greenpath Loan and Line of Credit Payment Calculator

Budgeting Calculators

• Greenpath Budgeting Calculator
• Greenpath Home Budget Analysis Calculator

Debt Payoff Calculators

• Greenpath Debt Management Calculator
• Greenpath Credit Card Minimum Payment Calculator
• Greenpath How Much Do You Owe Calculator
• Greenpath Loan and Credit Line Payment Calculator

• What is the impact of making extra payments on my debt?

  Over the course of a loan amortization you will spend hundreds, thousands, and maybe even hundreds of thousands in interest. By making a small additional monthly payment toward principal, you can greatly accelerate the term of the loan and, thereby, realize tremendous savings in interest payments. Use our extra payment calculator to determine how much more quickly you may be able to pay off your debt.

  Loan Information

  Original loan balance ($)

  Annual percentage rate (0% to 40%)

  Initial term in months (30yrs=360) (1 to 360)

  Number of payments already made (0 to 999)

  Proposed additional monthly payment ($)

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• Should I transfer my credit card balances?

  You might realize significant monthly interest savings by transferring your higher rate credit card balances to a lower rate credit card. Use this balance transfer calculator to help determine those potential savings.

  Current Credit Card(s)

  Card 1 Current Balance

  Card 1 Current Rate (0% to 40%)

  Card 2 Current Balance

  Card 2 Current Rate(0% to 40%)

  Card 3 Current Balance

  Card 3 Current Rate (0% to 40%)

  Card 4 Current Balance

  Card 4 Current Rate (0% to 40%)

  New Credit Card

  Introductory rate (if applicable) (0% to 40%)

  Months of promotion (if applicable) (0 to 120)

  Regular interest rate (0% to 40%)

  Annual fees (if applicable) ($)

  Balance transfer fee (% of balance) (0% to 100%)

  Balance transfer fee maximum ($)

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Savings Calculators

• Greenpath Emergency Savings Calculator

• How much should I be saving for college?

  With college costs increasing at twice the rate of inflation, it is important to start saving early. Interest working for you now in a regular savings program is much better than having interest work against you in the future in the form of education loans. Use our college savings calculator to determine how much you should be saving for college on a regular basis.

  Current Savings and Assumptions

  Annual college cost inflation (0% to 10%)

  Amount saved so far ($) ?

  Child's Name	Current Age (0 to 30)	College Start Age (0 to 30)	Years Attending (0 to 20)	Annual Cost
  Child1: Name	Child1: Current Age	Child1: College Start Age	Child1: Years Attending	Child1: Annual Cost
  Child2: Name	Child2: Current Age	Child2: College Start Age	Child2: Years Attending	Child2: Annual Cost
  Child3: Name	Child3: Current Age	Child3: College Start Age	Child3: Years Attending	Child3: Annual Cost
  Child4: Name	Child4: Current Age	Child4: College Start Age	Child4: Years Attending	Child4: Annual Cost
  Child5: Name	Child5: Current Age	Child5: College Start Age	Child5: Years Attending	Child5: Annual Cost
  Child6: Name	Child6: Current Age	Child6: College Start Age	Child6: Years Attending	Child6: Annual Cost

  Assumptions

  Before-tax return (-12% to 12%) ?

  Marginal tax bracket (0% to 75%) ?

  Annual increases (0% to 20%)

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Retirement Calculator

• Am I saving enough for my retirement?

  Retirement can be the happiest day of your life! This pre-retirement calculator was developed to help you determine how well you have prepared and what you can do to improve your retirement outlook. It is important that you re-evaluate your preparedness on an ongoing basis. Changes in economic climate, inflation, achievable returns, and in your personal situation will impact your plan.

  Income/Savings

  Your current age (1 to 120)

  Current annual income ($)

  Spouse's annual income (if applicable) ($)

  Current retirement savings ($)

  Desired retirement age (1 to 120)

  Number of years of retirement income (1 to 40)

  Assumptions

  Expected inflation (0% to 10%) ?

  Income replacement at retirement (0% to 300%)

  Pre-retirement investment return (-12% to 12%) ?

  Post-retirement investment return (-12% to 12%) ?

  Social Security

  Include Social Security (SS) benefits? No Yes

  Marital status (For SS purposes only) Married Single

  Social Security override amount
  (monthly amount in today's dollars) ($) ?

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Mortgage Calculators

• Greenpath Mortgage Amortization Calc with Taxes and Insurance
• Greenpath Mortgage Qualifier Calculator

• Calculate Your Estimated Borrowing Capacity Using A Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC)

  Depending upon the market value of your home, outstanding mortgage balance, credit history and other factors, you may qualify for a HELOC. Monthly payments on a HELOC are variable as they fluctuate with interest rate changes. Use this calculator to estimate your borrowing capacity on a HELOC. (Subject to underwriting guidelines, including limits on maximum loan to value.)

  Your Mortgage

  Current market value of your home ($)

  Outstanding mortgage balance ($)

  Loan-To-Value (LTV) (0% to 90%)

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