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WebFinance is a set of the financial calculation tools you need to keep up with your finances. WebFinance takes care of all your important calculations, and lets you create "what if" scenarios which can help you peer into your financial future. With 14 different mortgage, investment, retir...click here for more

SQL-Ledger is a multiuser accounting system written in perl. Data is stored in a SQL server (PostgreSQL or Oracle) and data entry and display is through a GUI or text based browser. Fully customizable with external code. The API may also be used to interface with other disparate systems. Features in...click here for more

Given a payment amount that fits in your budget, the interest rate you expect to receive, the length of the loan and the payment frequency (monthly, bi-weekly), AffordaBilly will tell you how much of a loan you can afford to take out. This can be extremely helpful for consumers shopping for mortgage...click here for more

This script will calculate sales tax. If you enter an all inclusive price, it will calculate how much your company takes and how much goes to the government. If you enter a price excluding tax, it will show you how much IVA is due. There is just one variable to configure which is the sales tax rate ...click here for more

FreePFM is a free, web-based personal finance manager written in Perl, using MySQL as a database. It features: multi-user support, user registration and session management, category-based, data export, and more....click here for more

Are your site visitors getting the most for their money? Internet Investor calculators can help them find out. When it comes to investing, sometimes it`s nice to see where you`re at from time to time and consider some "what-if" scenarios. Here are some popular investment calculators for yo...click here for more

This program allows users to input a loan amount, an interest rate, and the number of years of the loan. The program then outputs the monthly mortgage or loan payment. The program uses the single payment compound amount equation....click here for more