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Category: Investing & Retirement
Explore dividend, stock and retirement-planning calculators. Test your own assumptions and read the limits: market returns, prices, dividends and future income are not guaranteed.
Pay Off Mortgage or Invest? Compare the Same Monthly Budget
Compare investing, mortgage prepayment and a split strategy under one monthly budget, including reinvestment after payoff and remaining debt.
Roth vs. Traditional 401(k): Reinvesting Your Tax Savings
Compare Roth and Traditional 401(k) contributions using the same gross salary budget. Test how reinvesting tax savings changes the future withdrawal-tax break-even rate.
Mega Backdoor Roth: How Much After-Tax 401(k) Room You Have in 2026
Work out how much after-tax 401(k) money your plan could accept in 2026, which limit binds first, and what to check before a mega backdoor Roth conversion.
Barista FIRE Calculator: Part-Time Pay After Tax and Your Number
Estimate your Barista FIRE number after FICA or self-employment tax on part-time pay, health coverage, and the hours your current portfolio still needs.
Stock Split Calculator: Forward and Reverse Splits
Model theoretical post-split shares, adjusted price and unchanged total value for a forward or reverse split, with fractional results kept visible.
Coast FIRE Calculator: Today’s Target and Real-Dollar Gap
Estimate how much you would need invested today to reach a retirement target with no new contributions, with the gap and projections in today's dollars.
Stock Profit Calculator: Fees, Return and Break-Even Price
Estimate before-tax profit on one stock purchase and sale after separate buy and sell fees, with return on the full investment and the break-even sell price.
Dividend Calculator: Annual and Monthly Estimates, DRIP vs. Cash
Estimate annual dividends and monthly averages from an assumed yield, then compare reinvesting with retaining cash. Examples hold prices constant and exclude taxes, fees, and extra contributions.
