11 free, NZ-specific tools to plan your mortgage, business and everyday money — no signup, instant results.
Get a CCCFA-aligned estimate of your borrowing capacity based on your income, expenses, and existing commitments.
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Plan your home loan journey — borrowing power, repayments, deposits and equity.
Get a CCCFA-aligned estimate of your borrowing capacity based on your income, expenses, and existing commitments.
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Instantly estimate your weekly, fortnightly, or monthly mortgage costs with a visual breakdown.
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See how additional payments can slash your loan term and save you thousands in interest.
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See how long it will take to save your house deposit and track your progress towards home ownership.
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Analyze rental yields, cashflow, and returns for New Builds or Existing properties with NZ-specific rules.
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Calculate your total usable equity across multiple properties and discover your purchasing power for your next investment.
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Tools for business owners — loan repayments, invoicing and GST.
Estimate repayments for business loans from $5k to $500k with terms of 3-24 months.
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Create professional GST-compliant tax invoices. Fill in details and print or save as PDF.
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Free utilities for everyday NZ financial tasks — tax, KiwiSaver and GST.
Calculate your PAYE tax, ACC levies, KiwiSaver contributions, and see your actual take-home pay.
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Project your KiwiSaver growth and estimate your deposit for your first home, including the First Home Grant.
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Quickly add or extract 15% GST from any amount using the IRD-recommended formula.
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Quick answers about how our NZ financial calculators work.
Our calculators provide estimates only. For a tailored assessment with lender fit and structure options, book a free strategy chat with Ishvinder.
View Disclosure · All calculations are indicative only and do not constitute personalised financial advice.