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Free Canadian money and life-planning calculators

Free Canadian calculators for mortgages, savings, GICs, debt, immigration and retirement, each showing its official sources and the date we checked them.

What can YieldMaple's calculators work out?

YieldMaple's calculators estimate the numbers behind Canadian money decisions, from registered accounts, GICs and debt to housing, immigration and retirement. Each one runs in your browser, lists the official rules and rates it uses with the date we last checked them, and explains its assumptions in plain language. Results are estimates for planning, not advice.

Home and housing

Mortgages, affordability, closing costs, rent and rent-versus-buy.

Saving, investing and debt

Registered accounts, GICs, fees, debt payoff and net worth.

Frequently asked questions

Are these calculators free?

Yes. Every calculator is free and needs no sign-up or email. The maths runs in your browser: nothing you type is sent to or stored by YieldMaple, and our analytics only records that a calculator was used, never your numbers.

How accurate are the results?

They are estimates built on the official rules and rates listed on each calculator page, with the date we last checked each one against the government or provider source. Your real outcome can differ because of details a calculator cannot see, such as a lender’s approval decision, your full tax return or a rule change announced after our last check.

How do you keep the rules up to date?

Every rule and rate lives in a dated data file with its official source. Each file has a review schedule matched to how often that rule changes, and each calculator page shows the last verification date and the next scheduled check. When a government announces a change, the affected files are updated and the change is logged.

Can I save or share my result?

Yes, on your own device. “Save on this device” keeps your inputs in your browser (never on our servers), “Download CSV” saves the detailed table for a spreadsheet, and “Print” produces a clean page you can save as a PDF. “Copy page link” shares the calculator itself, not your numbers.