Calculators

Numbers don't lie. Run them.

Free financial calculators for the questions every investor asks — compound interest, dollar-cost averaging, ROI, CAGR, portfolio allocation, and retirement. Adjust the sliders, see the numbers, learn the shape of your plan. Nothing leaves your browser — there's no backend here.

Compound interest

See what time and
compounding actually do.

Pick a starting amount, a monthly contribution, an annual return, and a timeline. The math is the same math every retirement plan uses — but running it yourself makes it real.

Future value
$343,778
You contribute
$130,000
Interest earned
$213,778

DCA simulator

Consistency beats timing
almost every time.

If you contribute the same amount every month, for years, at a boring long-term return — this is what you end up with. Nothing fancy, no lump-sum luck, no timing-the-market heroics.

Ending value
$61,453
Total invested
$36,000
Gain
$25,453 (+70.7%)

ROI calculator

What did that trade
actually return?

Enter what you put in, what it's worth now, and how long you've held it. You'll see the raw profit, the percentage return, and — more useful — the annualized figure you can compare against anything else.

Total return
+50.0%
Profit / loss
$5,000
Annualized
+22.5%

CAGR calculator

The one growth rate
that actually compares.

CAGR is the return a smooth curve would need to get you from your starting value to your ending value. It's how fund factsheets quote performance — and the only honest way to compare a 3-year hold against a 10-year one.

CAGR
+11.61%
Total growth
+200.00%
Multiple
3.00×
Profit
$20,000

Portfolio allocation

Diversification
in one picture.

Drag the sliders to sketch your allocation across stocks, crypto, bonds, cash, and real estate. We compute a diversification score so you can spot concentration risk at a glance.

Diversification score
85/100
Strong diversification
Total weight
100%
Largest holding
50%

Retirement calculator

The number that
buys you your time back.

The 4% rule, inverted. Tell us what you want to spend, pick a withdrawal rate, and see the portfolio size that lets you quit. Drop in what you've saved so far and you'll see exactly how close you are.

Retirement number
$1,200,000
4.2% of the way there
Annual spending
$48,000
Still needed
$1,150,000

Beyond the sliders

Want this running on your actual portfolio?

Calculators are a sketch. finqt takes the same math, runs it on every position you own across every exchange, and pairs it with finqtAI analysis and market intelligence.

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