ATB Financial - Investor Services - Investment Calculators

Registered (RRSP or TFSA) vs. Non-Registered Comparison
This tool compares the benefits of an RRSP or Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) against a non-registered program. By comparing two identical investments with the only difference being that one is registered and the other is not, you can see the difference a RRSP or TFSA truly makes when it comes time to retire.
RRSP Calculator
By identifying future income needs and the amount you intend to save until retirement, the RRSP Calculator can help you identify any potential shortfall and create a savings plan to help you achieve your financial goal. The RRSP Calculator allows you to personalize the scenario by accounting for a variety of factors such as inflation, rate of return on your investment, and indexing.
RRSP Illustrator
By providing a few details about your future investing plans, the RRSP Illustrator can help illustrate the advantages of tax sheltered growth of a registered plan (RSP) compared to the taxable growth of a non-registered plan. By investing the tax refund received on RRSP contributions, an investor can take further advantage of the savings and growth potential that comes with investing in an RRSP. The RRSP Illustrator allows you to personalize your scenario by accounting for a variety of factors such as contribution amount, frequency, rate of return on your investment, and your marginal tax rate.
RIF / LIF / LRIF Illustrator
This calculator helps to illustrate the income stream available from a Registered Income Fund at retirement. It provides you with the ability to generate a payment schedule for RIFs, LIFs, or LRIFs throughout the life of the plan. The calculator also totals all of your gross payments, withholding taxes, and net payments.

RRSP Loan Planner
The RRSP Loan Planner helps illustrate two common scenarios:
1. Maximizing your contribution with an RRSP Loan.
2. Utilizing an RRSP Loan this year for your and begin contributing with your own money next year.

Investment & Savings Calculators:

Advantage of Early Investing
The Advantage of Early Investing tool is designed to show you how you can take advantage of the power of compounding to achieve personal retirement goals. Virtually every guide to personal investing will tell you that the best way of meeting your savings goals is to start early, invest on a regular basis and stay invested. Investing earlier on in life and taking advantage of compounding investment returns can produce better results than investing later in life and with more money.
Investment and Regular Deposit
This tool is designed to illustrate the effect of a regular deposit as part of a periodic savings program. By providing a few details about your investment plan, the Investment and Regular Deposits calculator illustrates the total growth of your deposits.
Investment and Regular Withdrawal (Investment and Savings)
This tool is designed to illustrate the regular income stream that could be produced from a non-registered investment. By providing a few details about your investment plan, the investment and Regular Withdrawals calculator illustrates the depletion of assets through a regular withdrawal program, while taking into account the growth of the assets over time.

RESP Calculator
This tool is designed to help you identify the cost of your children’s post-secondary education and develop a savings plan to cover those costs. The tool allows you to build a plan for up to four children and takes into account the varying tuition and living costs from province to province.
Savings Planner
The Savings Planner helps determine a savings plan to achieve specific financial goals based on cost, time and savings growth.

Personal Planners:

Net Worth Calculator
Calculate your total assets (what you own such as real estate and investments) and your total liabilities (what you owe such as your mortgage and credit cards). A Net Worth Statement is produced that illustrates your assets and liabilities.
Household Cash Flow Calculator
Calculate your household income (such as employment and pension income) and your household expenditures (such as mortgage payments, car payments, groceries, and entertainment expenses). A Household Cash Flow Statement is produced that illustrates and summarizes your income and expenditures.