Free Financial Tools for Healthcare Professionals & Veterans
Free Calculators

Run the Numbers on
Your Actual Situation

Three calculators built for the financial questions healthcare professionals and veterans deal with most. Real math, no email required.

Your Inputs
$
$
5 yrs40 yrs
25 years
0.04%2.5%
1.20%
4%12%
8.0%
What Fees Are Costing You
Money Lost to Fees Over This Period
$0
vs. investing in a low-cost index fund
Your plan ending balance —
With low-cost index (0.04%) —
Difference —
Your effective net return —
What to do

Log into your 403(b) portal → Investment Options → find the fund with the lowest expense ratio. Usually a Total Market Index or S&P 500 Index fund. Switch everything there.

Your Inputs
$
2%12%
6.5%
$
4%12%
8.0%
The Math
Recommendation
—
Your after-tax loan cost —
After-tax investment return —
Net advantage of investing —
10-yr gain from investing instead —
Loan paid off in —
The Pivot Point

If your after-tax loan rate is lower than your after-tax investment return, investing wins mathematically. But behavior matters too — if the debt keeps you up at night, paying it down has real psychological value.

Your Inputs
$
$
$ / mo
0% (TX, FL, WA...)13% (CA)
0% — No state tax
Your Estimated Take-Home
Estimated Monthly Take-Home
$0
After federal + state taxes (approximate)
VA disability comp (tax-free) —
Military retirement (taxable) —
Civilian income (monthly) —
SBP premium deduction —
Federal tax (est.) —
State tax (est.) —
Monthly net income —
CRSC / CRDP Note

If you're rated 50%+ disabled, you may qualify for Concurrent Retirement and Disability Pay (CRDP) — which eliminates the military retirement offset and lets you receive both full military retirement AND full VA disability. Worth verifying with your finance office.

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