Financial calculators — from a loan payment to the tax on your deposit

Loan contract

Repay early, or keep to the schedule?

Both scenarios are computed by actual days: an early repayment re-amortises the plan from the next instalment on and shortens the term.

Interest saved562 844,57 ₽

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Keep to the schedule1 981 235,11 ₽
Repay early1 418 390,54 ₽

Interest overpaid. A 3 000 000,00 ₽ loan at 22% over 5 years, annuity — the demo figures of this page.

Mortgage calculator

A family mortgage at 6% — is it really 6%?

Anything above the programme's cap is lent at the market rate. The loan splits in two, and the rate you actually pay is the blend.

Blended rate13,7%

Run the mortgage
Loan12 000 000,00 ₽
  • Under the programme6 000 000,00 ₽
  • Above the cap6 000 000,00 ₽

A 12 000 000,00 ₽ loan: 6 000 000,00 ₽ under the programme, the rest at the 21,4% market rate. The cap comes from the programmes book — the demo figures of this page.

Compounding deposit

What is left of your deposit income after tax?

Interest is split across the calendar years it is paid in, and each year is charged against its own tax-free allowance.

Kept after tax1 176 358,60 ₽

Run the deposit
Interest credited1 288 508,44 ₽
  • Kept by the depositor1 176 358,60 ₽
  • Tax above the allowance112 149,84 ₽

A 3 000 000,00 ₽ deposit at 18% over 24 months, compounded monthly. The demo figures of this page.

Debt load (DTI)

Will they lend you one more?

DTI is the share of income going to obligatory payments. We show the income left and the headroom to the regulator ceiling.

Free income74 400,00 ₽

Check the load
DTI38%
0%ceiling 50%100%

Income 120 000,00 ₽, obligatory payments 45 600,00 ₽ — 12 pp of headroom to the ceiling. The demo figures of this page.

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Results are for reference only and are not financial advice.

Calculators

Pick a tool — your inputs are saved and the summary shows up on the dashboard.

Loans & debt

Contract by days, mortgage, refinancing, comparison and debt load.

Savings

Deposits, goals, an emergency fund and the road to financial independence.

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Investing

Portfolio, dividends and bonds, dollar-cost averaging (DCA).

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Budget & planning

Daily budget, expense tracking, taxes, rent vs. buy and inflation.

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