Free Loan & Finance Calculators for Canadians

Instantly calculate mortgage payments, car loans, credit card interest, savings growth and investment returns. LoanCalc.ca helps Canadians compare borrowing options and make confident financial decisions.

No signup • Free tools • Mobile friendly • Accurate results

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Loan & Finance Tools

Use our calculators to compare payments, interest costs, amortization and long-term financial impact.

Loan Payment Calculator

Calculate monthly payments and interest for personal and business loans.

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Mortgage Calculator

Estimate mortgage payments, down payment impact, and long-term interest.

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Car Loan Calculator

Find out your estimated car payment including interest and term length.

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Credit Card Interest Calculator

See how long it takes to pay off a balance and total interest owed.

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Savings Goal Calculator

Plan monthly contributions to meet your future savings goals.

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Investment Calculator

Estimate future value of investments using compounding growth.

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Debt Payoff Calculator

Calculate how long it takes to eliminate debt with payments and extra contributions.

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Why Use LoanCalc.ca?

LoanCalc.ca is designed for Canadian homeowners, borrowers and investors who want clear, accurate financial insights without complicated tools. Our calculators follow Canadian amortization and interest rules, giving you realistic estimates before you make a financial decision.

  • ✔ 100% free — no signup required
  • ✔ Designed specifically for Canadian borrowers
  • ✔ Fast, responsive and easy to use
  • ✔ Works perfectly on mobile and desktop
  • ✔ Accurate interest and payment formulas

How Loan Interest Works in Canada

Loans in Canada use amortized interest, meaning every payment includes a mix of interest and principal reduction. Over long periods — especially mortgages — interest can add up significantly. Using a calculator helps you compare different terms, interest rates, and payment frequencies before committing to a lender.