Lease Calculator
Any lease: payment, implicit rate or present value.
Sale price, amount saved and stacked discounts.
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The Percent Off Calculator gives the sale price and the amount saved, works backwards to the discount percentage from two prices, and handles stacked discounts — where 30 percent then 20 percent is 44 percent off, not 50.
Enter the original price and the discount to get the sale price and the amount saved. The calculator also works backwards, deriving the discount percentage from an original and a sale price, which is how you check whether an advertised claim is accurate.
Stacked discounts are where the arithmetic surprises people. Thirty percent off followed by a further twenty percent is not fifty percent off: the second discount applies to the already reduced price, so the combined effect is forty-four percent. The calculator applies successive discounts in order and reports the true combined percentage, along with the final price after tax if you add a rate, which is what you will actually pay at the register.
Each discount applies to the already-reduced price, so successive offers never simply add together.
Enter two prices to get the actual discount percentage, which is how you check an advertised claim.
Handles both ways a discount is advertised, including combinations of the two.
Optionally add a sales tax rate for the price you actually pay at the register.
The cash saving as well as the percentage, since one of those is easier to judge than the other.
The full price before any discount is applied.
As a percentage, or as a fixed amount off if that is how it is advertised.
Stack a second or third discount and see the true combined percentage.
The sale price and the amount saved, plus the total after tax if you add a rate.
Multiply the price by the discount as a decimal to get the saving, then subtract it. Thirty percent off eighty is eighty times 0.3, which is twenty-four, leaving fifty-six.
No. Each applies to the already-reduced price. Thirty percent then twenty percent gives forty-four percent off in total, not fifty, because the second discount is taken on a smaller base.
Subtract the sale price from the original, divide by the original and multiply by a hundred. It is the quickest way to check whether an advertised percentage matches the actual prices.
Yes, those are identical. Buy one get one free is also effectively fifty percent off across two items, but buy two get one free is only about thirty-three percent.
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