Financial Calculators
Financial Calculators from independent creators — download instantly.
No listings in Financial Calculators yet.
Do you sell financial calculators? Open your shop on MultiVendor Market and be the first here.
Sell with us →About financial calculators
Financial calculator spreadsheets let you plug in numbers and see results instantly, often with charts and schedules you can't get from a simple online tool. Sellers offer loan and mortgage calculators with amortization schedules, extra-payment comparisons, savings and compound growth calculators, retirement scenario planners, rent versus buy comparisons, break-even and pricing calculators for products and services, and freelance rate calculators.
They come as Excel workbooks or Google Sheets templates with clearly marked input cells. Good calculators explain the formulas used and the assumptions behind them.
Results depend entirely on your inputs and the calculator's assumptions. These are tools for exploring scenarios, not financial, tax or investment advice; talk to a qualified professional before making major decisions.
Choosing a financial calculator template
- Check that the calculator explains its formulas and assumptions.
- Look for clear input cells and outputs like schedules and charts.
- Choose Excel or Google Sheets based on where you work.
- Compare scenarios side by side if that's what you need.
- Use results to explore options; they are not financial advice.
Questions about financial calculators
How accurate are spreadsheet financial calculators?
They calculate correctly from the inputs and formulas used, but real loans and investments involve terms and changes a template can't foresee. Check with your lender or a professional.
Can I see the formulas?
Most calculators leave formulas visible or documented. Some lock cells to prevent accidental edits.
Is a retirement calculator financial advice?
No. It projects outcomes from your assumptions. For advice, consult a qualified financial professional.