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SimplyInvest is a free set of investing and personal-finance calculators paired with plain-English explanations. Every tool runs entirely in your browser, gives you a clear number, and explains what that number means — no account, no email, and nothing to install. Switch any tool between Noob mode for a simple answer and Pro mode for the full detail.
It is built for people who want a straight answer to a money question without a sales pitch — whether you are running your first compound-interest projection, checking if you are on track for retirement, comparing a Roth against a Traditional IRA, or seeing what inflation has done to your savings. These are educational tools, not financial advice; see our Disclaimer for the full detail.
Grow & Invest
Compound Interest Calculator
See how your money grows like a snowball over timeModel compound growth with variable contribution frequency
Open Calculator →Retirement Calculator
Find out if you're saving enough to retire comfortablyProject retirement balance with drawdown and Social Security
Open Calculator →Coast FIRE Calculator
See how much you need invested today to stop saving and still retire on timeCompute your inflation-adjusted Coast FIRE number against your retirement target
Open Calculator →DCA Simulator
See why investing a little each month beats waitingCompare dollar-cost averaging vs lump sum with CAGR analysis
Open Calculator →Dividend Yield Calculator
Calculate how much passive income your shares could payModel DRIP compounding with dividend growth rate projection
Open Calculator →Roth vs Traditional IRA
See which IRA leaves you more after taxesAfter-tax Roth vs Traditional value on an equal out-of-pocket basis
Compare IRAs →Save & Bank
High-Yield Savings
See what your savings earn at a real APYProject HYSA growth and the gap vs a typical low-rate account
Open Calculator →CD & CD Ladder
See what a CD earns at maturityCD maturity value plus a CD-ladder builder for staggered terms
Open Calculator →Plan & Assess
Net Worth Percentile
See how your net worth ranks for your ageNet worth percentile by age, from 2022 Federal Reserve (SCF) data
Find Your Percentile →Inflation Calculator
See what your money is actually worth after inflationAnalyze real vs nominal returns with CPI-adjusted purchasing power
Open Calculator →Risk Tolerance Quiz
Find out what kind of investor you are in 2 minutesAssess risk profile and get asset allocation recommendations
Take the Quiz →How we build and source these tools
Each calculator is built on a standard, documented financial formula and shows its assumptions on the page, so you can see exactly how it reaches a result and change the inputs to fit your own situation. Because the math runs in your browser, the figures you enter are never sent to us or stored.
The data we cite — contribution limits, inflation, interest rates, market history — is traced to named primary sources such as the Federal Reserve, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the IRS, and the U.S. Treasury, and checked before we publish. You can read exactly how we research, verify, and correct our work on the Editorial Standards & Methodology page.
Latest Insights
Plain-English financial impact analysis — how inflation, rates, markets, and retirement headlines affect your money.
450,000 Retirees Could Lose Part of Their Social Security Check to a Student Loan. Treasury Won't Rule It Out.
A Senate hearing confirmed nobody in Washington is promising to stop it. Here's the 15% cut, the $750 floor, and what it does to your retirement number.
Mortgage Rates Are Back Above 6.58%. Is Your Down Payment Fund Earning Enough to Keep Up?
Rates hit an 11-month high, undoing months of affordability gains. Here's the real math on what a down payment fund should be earning instead.
Read insight → Interest RatesBank of America Now Sees Three Rate Hikes in 2026. Your CD Ladder Might Be the Wrong Bet.
BofA now expects three Fed hikes by December. Here's the real math on locking a CD versus staying in a high-yield savings account.
Read insight → RetirementMost Americans Aren't Saving for Retirement. They're Saving for the First Two Years.
The median 401(k) is $44k. At 4%, that's $1,765/year — two years of groceries. Here's the monthly math to close the gap to $1.26M, by age.
Read insight →How it works
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