Finance & Money
Loans, investment returns and savings estimates
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Currency Converter
Convert currencies using a verified daily reference exchange rate.
Open tool →Mortgage Calculator
Estimate fixed-rate mortgage payments, interest and extra-payment impact.
Open tool →BMI Calculator
Estimate adult body mass index from height and weight.
Open tool →Loan Payment Calculator
Estimate fixed monthly loan payments.
Open tool →Compound Interest Calculator
Explore interest compounding and recurring deposits.
Open tool →ROI Calculator
Calculate return on total investment costs.
Open tool →CAGR Calculator
Calculate the compound annual growth rate from start and end values.
Open tool →Accounting Ratio Calculator
Calculate liquidity, leverage and profitability ratios from financial statements.
Open tool →Current Ratio
A ratio of 1.0 means current assets equal short-term obligations; 1.5 means $1.50 in current assets per $1 due.
Open tool →Gross Profit Margin
Gross margin is the percentage of sales remaining after direct cost of goods or services sold, before overhead and financing.
Open tool →Net Profit Margin
The percentage of revenue retained as bottom-line profit after reported expenses and taxes.
Open tool →Return on Equity (ROE)
Measures profit generated relative to average book equity. It is affected by both operating performance and leverage.
Open tool →Debt-to-Equity Ratio
Shows how much interest-bearing borrowing backs each $1 of book equity. 0.6× is $0.60 borrowing per $1 equity.
Open tool →Quick Ratio (Acid-Test)
The quick ratio excludes less liquid inventory and prepayments. A value of 1.0 means selected near-cash assets equal current liabilities.
Open tool →Cash Ratio
The most conservative basic liquidity metric: cash available relative to short-term obligations. 0.5 means 50 cents of cash per $1 due.
Open tool →Working Capital Calculator
Working capital is a currency amount rather than a dimensionless ratio. Positive working capital means current assets exceed current liabilities.
Open tool →Debt-to-Assets Ratio
Shows the share of reported assets financed using interest-bearing debt under this definition; 30% means $0.30 debt per $1 of assets.
Open tool →Operating Profit Margin
The portion of sales left as operating earnings after direct costs and operating expenses, before financing and tax.
Open tool →Return on Assets (ROA)
Shows profit earned during the period relative to the average assets deployed. Average assets are (opening + closing assets) ÷ 2.
Open tool →Interest Coverage Ratio
Measures how many times the period's operating earnings cover its interest expense. 5× indicates earnings five times interest costs.
Open tool →Inventory Turnover Ratio
Measures how often the average inventory stock is sold through over the period using cost of goods sold.
Open tool →Asset Turnover Ratio
Shows sales generated per dollar of average assets during the reporting period.
Open tool →Days Inventory Outstanding (DIO)
Average number of days inventory stays on hand before being sold. This is a component of the cash conversion cycle.
Open tool →Days Sales Outstanding (DSO)
Average days taken to collect customer accounts on credit, an estimate of collection speed.
Open tool →Cash Conversion Cycle (CCC)
The approximate net days between cash paid to suppliers and cash collected from customers. It combines inventory, customer and supplier timing.
Open tool →Operating Cash Flow Ratio
Measures cash generated by operating activities over a period relative to short-term liabilities at the reporting date.
Open tool →Equity Ratio
The portion of book assets attributable to owners' equity. A 45% equity ratio means 45 cents equity for each $1 of assets.
Open tool →Receivables Turnover
How often average customer receivables are collected during a period. For this measure, use net credit sales where available.
Open tool →Payables Turnover
How often supplier trade payables turn over during the period, using credit purchases when available.
Open tool →Days Payables Outstanding (DPO)
Estimates how many days, on average, a business takes to pay suppliers.
Open tool →Debt-to-Capital Ratio
Compares interest-bearing debt with debt plus equity, a simplified measure of the company's permanent capital mix.
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