Insurance calculators

60 tools that do the arithmetic insurers rarely show you. Every one runs in your browser — nothing you type is sent anywhere or stored.

Life insurance

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Life insurance needs

Work out how much life insurance your family would need using the DIME method: debt, income, mortgage and education.

Income replacement

Calculate the lump sum needed to replace your income for a set number of years, adjusted for investment growth.

Human life value

Estimate the present economic value of your future earnings, the classic underwriting basis for maximum life cover.

Life insurance coverage gap

Compare the cover you already hold against what your family would need, and see the shortfall.

Final expense needs

Add up funeral, burial, medical and administrative costs to size a final expense policy.

Mortgage protection

Work out the life cover needed to clear your mortgage, and how that need falls each year.

Term vs whole life

Compare the total cost of term life plus investing the difference against a whole life policy.

Cash value growth

Project the cash value of a permanent life policy given premiums, credited rate and policy charges.

Policy loan cost

See how a loan against your policy cash value compounds and what it leaves of the death benefit.

Key person insurance

Size the cover a business needs on a founder or critical employee, based on profit contribution and replacement cost.

Buy-sell agreement funding

Calculate the insurance needed to fund a partner buyout at each owner’s share of the business.

Estate liquidity

Work out whether your estate has enough cash to pay taxes and costs without forcing a sale of assets.

Stay-at-home parent value

Price the unpaid work a stay-at-home parent does, and the cover needed to replace it.

Retirement & annuities

5

Health insurance

7

Disability & long-term care

3

Auto insurance

7

Home & property

6

Business insurance

6

Claims & settlements

4

Risk & actuarial

6

Agents & brokers

3

These calculators are educational tools, not quotes or advice. They apply general formulas to figures you supply. Actual policy terms, state rules and insurer practice vary — check anything important with a licensed agent.