👉 The mortgage payment calculator Google is like a supercomputer that calculates your monthly payments for you based on your financial data. It's so cool because you never have to worry about figuring out how much money you'll have left over in your account after paying all of your debts.
For example, suppose you're looking at a monthly mortgage payment of $600. Google would use its supercomputer skills and do some quick calculations: "Here's the calculation for $600: 30 years x $300 per month = $180,000" (that's right, it calculates your monthly payments based on your debts). And then it'd say to you, "Congratulations! You've already saved enough money over the course of 30 years!" But wait, what if Google made a mistake? Maybe it calculated this wrong, like subtracting too much from $600. It would look at the previous year's monthly payments and add them together: $420,000 (from $600), plus another month of 30 years in which Google calculates your monthly mortgage payment as $175,000. So it'd say to you, "Sorry, but this was a bit off, thanks for catching my error! Your new balance is $420,000 + $175,000 = $695,000" (that's just
