Calculators and simulators to analyze an investment decision before making it, all of them free. All the math happens in your browser.
From how much you can pay for a flat to whether it's better to finance it or buy in cash.
Calculate gross yield, net yield, cash flow and ROE from the purchase price, renovation, taxes and rent.
From the expected rent, renovation and target yield, calculate the maximum price you should pay for the property.
The same deal paid in cash and financed, side by side: compare own capital, cash flow and ROE in both cases.
The base of any long-term investment: how your money grows over time.
Calculate how much your investment can grow from the initial deposit, monthly contribution, years and expected return.
Set a savings goal and calculate how long it would take to reach it based on your initial deposit, monthly contribution and expected return.
With a goal, a time horizon in years and the expected return, calculate the monthly contribution you need.
With a goal, a time horizon and your contributions, calculate the annual return you'd need to reach it.
How much you need, and when you could stop depending on a salary.
Working to cover expenses that only create more expenses: that's the rat race. Calculate how much passive income you need to get out of it.
From the safe withdrawal rate, your current net worth and monthly contribution, calculate how much you need and an approximate date.
Ballpark estimates for wealth and gift-related taxes, in Spain and in the US.
Estimate whether you need to file and pay Spain's Wealth Tax based on your autonomous community, including the Solidarity Tax on Large Fortunes.
Estimate the annual property tax on a US home based on each state's average effective rate.
Estimate what a gift from parents to children would cost based on your autonomous community, with each region's real reduction and rebate.
Check whether a gift goes over the annual exclusion and how much of your federal lifetime exemption it uses up.
Understand a company's financial health from its own numbers.