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Mortgage Calculator

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BMI Calculator | Body Mass Index & Health Assessment

BMI Calculator

Calculate **Body Mass Index (BMI)** and assess your health category.

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What is BMI?
The **Body Mass Index (BMI)** is a measure of body fat based on height and weight. It helps assess whether an individual is underweight, normal weight, overweight, or obese.

How to Use?
- Enter your **age**, **gender**, **height**, and **weight**.
- Click on **Calculate BMI**.
- View your **BMI category** and health risks.

Health Risks:
- **Underweight:** Risk of malnutrition and osteoporosis.
- **Overweight/Obese:** Risk of **heart disease, diabetes, and high blood pressure**.

Healthy BMI: 18.5 - 24.9
Ideal Weight Range: Varies based on height and age.

APR Calculator

Estimate your **Annual Percentage Rate (APR)** including **interest, fees, and down payment**.

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APR Calculator - Annual Percentage Rate

APR Calculator

Calculate the **Annual Percentage Rate (APR)**, including **interest and fees**, for a loan or mortgage.

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APR Calculator - A Complete Guide

The **Annual Percentage Rate (APR)** represents the **true cost of a loan**, including **interest and additional fees**.

How to Calculate APR?

APR = [(Total Cost of Loan / Loan Amount) ÷ Loan Term] × 100

Example Calculations

Example 1: A loan of **$10,000**, with an **interest rate of 6%**, a **5-year term**, and **$500 in fees**.

APR = **6.56%**

Example 2: A loan of **$20,000**, with an **interest rate of 8%**, a **10-year term**, and **$1,000 in fees**.

APR = **8.87%**

Use this **APR Calculator** to make informed **borrowing decisions** and understand the true cost of a loan.

APR Calculator | Calculate Annual Percentage Rate for Loans & Mortgages

APR Calculator

General APR Calculator

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Mortgage APR Calculator

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Understanding APR: The True Cost of Borrowing

The Annual Percentage Rate (APR) represents the true cost of borrowing by incorporating both interest rates and additional fees. Our APR calculators help you:

• Compare loan offers from different lenders effectively
• Understand hidden costs in mortgage agreements
• Make informed financial decisions
• Plan long-term borrowing costs accurately

Key APR Components

APR calculations include various fees that impact the total loan cost:

• Origination fees

• Processing charges

• Mortgage insurance

• Underwriting costs

APR vs Interest Rate: Key Differences

While interest rates only reflect borrowing costs, APR provides a comprehensive view:

Factor	Interest Rate	APR
Base Interest	✓	✓
Loan Fees	✗	✓
Closing Costs	✗	✓

IRR Calculator - Internal Rate of Return

IRR Calculator

Enter **cash flows** (negative for initial investment, positive for returns) separated by commas.

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IRR Calculator - A Complete Guide

The **Internal Rate of Return (IRR)** helps evaluate the profitability of an investment by determining the **annualized rate of return** on a series of cash flows.

How is IRR Calculated?

The IRR is the discount rate that makes the **Net Present Value (NPV) of cash flows equal to zero**:

NPV = ∑ (Ct / (1 + IRR)^t) = 0

Where:

• **Ct** = Cash inflow or outflow at time period **t**
• **IRR** = Internal Rate of Return
• **t** = Time period

Example Calculations

Example 1: An investment of **$1,000** with returns of **$300, $400, $500, and $600** over 4 years.

IRR = **18.49%**

Example 2: An investment of **$5,000** with returns of **$2,000, $2,500, $3,000** over 3 years.

IRR = **22.63%**

Use this **IRR Calculator** to analyze your investments and make informed financial decisions.

Free Lease Calculator | Calculate Car Lease Payments Online

Car Lease Calculator

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Understanding Car Leasing: A Comprehensive Guide

Our free online lease calculator helps you estimate monthly car lease payments quickly and accurately. Whether you're considering leasing a new vehicle or want to compare different leasing options, this tool provides valuable insights into your potential financial commitment.

How Does the Lease Calculator Work?

The calculator considers four key factors to determine your monthly payments:

• Vehicle Price: The total cost of the vehicle
• Down Payment: Initial payment reducing the leased amount
• Lease Term: Duration of the lease agreement (typically 24-60 months)
• Interest Rate: Money factor converted to annual percentage rate
• Residual Value: Estimated vehicle value at lease end

Benefits of Using Our Lease Calculator

• Compare different leasing scenarios instantly
• Understand how down payments affect monthly costs
• Evaluate total lease costs over different terms
• Make informed decisions before visiting dealerships

Key Lease Terminology Explained

Residual Value: The predicted value of the vehicle at lease end, expressed as a percentage of the original price. Higher residual values typically mean lower monthly payments.

Money Factor: The lease equivalent of an interest rate, expressed as a decimal number. You can convert it to APR by multiplying by 2400.

Mileage Allowance: Most leases include annual mileage limits (typically 10,000-15,000 miles) with charges for excess mileage.

FAQs About Car Leasing

Q: Is leasing better than buying?
A: It depends on your driving habits and financial goals. Leasing offers lower monthly payments but no ownership at the end.

Q: What fees are included in a lease?
A: Typical fees include acquisition fee, disposition fee, and potential excess wear/tear charges.