The calculator I am sure you are referring to is the mortgage rate calculator. This inputs your income and monthly bills and makes sure you can afford a mortgage.
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An electric bill calculator will generally cover all power companies assuming the calculator has inputs for usage and cost per KwH, since power companies may charge customers differently based on amount of electricity used.
Basically one first inputs a series of variables related to their mortgage. With the addition of a location, it then calculates a fair mortgage value.
The TD Canada Trust website has many different tools one might use. The mortgage calculator is one such tool. One simply inputs the numbers required and a total is given at the end.
Yes, a mortgage calculator will help you in your decision to purchase a home. The mortgage calculator will also ask you for various inputs such as pre-tax income, current debt and debt payments, points on the mortgage loan, current rent payments and others to help make the decision.
There are many home insurance calculators out on the net, but the one that is not affiliated with a home insurance company and thus less biased is CNN Money's Affordable Home Calculator. It's calculator is based upon what the user can afford and if the user inputs the correct values, the cheapest home insurance available will appear.
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