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Financial ratios are a way to evaluate the performance of a business and identify potential problems or recognize competent performance. Each ratio informs you about factors such as the earning power, solvency, efficiency and debt load of a business.
Leverage ratios provide an indication of the long‑term solvency of a business and to what extent it is using long-term debt to support the viability of that business.
Reflects the percentage of the business assets financed by creditors.
Learn moreMeasures how much debt a business is carrying as compared to the amount invested by its shareholders.
Learn moreProfitability ratios help evaluate the financial viability of a business, and compare that business to others in the same industry.
Measures the percentage of sales revenue retained by the business after operating expenses, interest and taxes have been expensed.
Learn moreMeasures how much profit is generated compared to how much capital a business has invested to generate those profits.
Learn moreIndicates the amount of after-tax profit generated for each dollar of equity.
Learn moreWhat is a business worth? Similar to other investments the value of a business is linked to its ability to produce future profits.
Learn moreStartup costs are divided into two main categories: one-time startup costs and recurring monthly expenses.. Use this calculator to help discover and estimate your total business startup costs.
Learn moreAlthough leasing is popular and the payments may seem attractive, it may not always be the best financial decision versus purchasing the equipment outright. Use the following calculator to analyze the total financial impact of up-front fees, interest rates and residual value on the lease versus buy decision.
Learn morePurchase price, loan terms, appreciation rate, taxes, expenses and other factors must be considered when you evaluate a real estate investment. Use this calculator to help you determine your potential IRR (internal rate of return) on a property.
Learn moreUse this APR calculator to help determine whether it makes sense financially for you to pay your creditors and/or bill your customers either monthly, quarterly or semi-annually.
Learn moreUse this calculator to determine the number of units required to break even plus the potential profit you could make on your anticipated sales volume.
Learn moreThe loan amount, the interest rate, and the term of the mortgage can have a dramatic effect on the total amount you will eventually pay. Use our mortgage calculator to see the impact of variables along with an amortization schedule.
Learn moreAnnual percentage rate (APR) offers a comparison between loans. APR takes into account the varying discount points, closing costs and fees that are typically added into the loan amount and financed over the term of the loan. Use this calculator to help determine the best loan option for you.
Learn moreDepending on how many months the ongoing monthly interest savings will take to cover your upfront closing costs, refinancing may make sense for you. Use our refinance calculator to analyze your situation today!
Learn moreIt may surprise you how quickly you can accumulate a million dollars. Use this calculator to determine the annual amount you would have to set aside each year to reach a million dollars and reach your goal to be a millionaire.
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