The loan calculator uses the same PMT (equal installment) formula banks use, producing your monthly payment, total repayment and a month-by-month amortization table. The inflation tool runs on the Turkish Central Bank's official CPI series going back to 2015, and the rent increase calculator automatically applies the 12-month CPI average that Turkish law sets as the legal cap. Results here come from current official data, not hypothetical rates.

The deposit return tool shows net yield after withholding tax (at rates up to 15%), and the dividend calculator accounts for the 10% withholding. The gold, crypto and currency tool converts at current market rates. The credit card minimum payment calculator shows how many months your debt survives and how much total interest you pay if you only ever pay the minimum, a table that surprises most people.

All results are estimates for information purposes, not investment advice. Current bank rates, promotions and your personal credit score change the final numbers. Confirm with your bank or a financial advisor before major decisions.