showrealcost

io.github.SPFreedom/showrealcostVersion 0.1.0

Loan-cost math: payments, payoff time, offers with fees, payday loans, Rule of 78s, Fed rates.

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Claude Code

claude mcp add --transport http showrealcost https://mcp.showrealcost.com/mcp

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Settings > Connectors > Add custom connector
Name: showrealcost
Remote MCP server URL: https://mcp.showrealcost.com/mcp

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{
  "mcpServers": {
    "showrealcost": {
      "url": "https://mcp.showrealcost.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

VS Code

code --add-mcp '{"name":"showrealcost","type":"http","url":"https://mcp.showrealcost.com/mcp"}'

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Tools

9 tools

Tools of showrealcost
	Description		Read-only	Idempotent	Open world
`average_loan_rates`The latest Federal Reserve (G.19) average interest rates at commercial banks for a 24-month personal loan, 60- and 72-month new car loans, and credit cards, with the change from the previous quarter and from a year earlier. Optionally compares a rate someone was offered with the average and gives the gap in dollars. Averages across banks, never any one lender; quarterly figures bundled with the server, not live quotes. Use for "what is the average car loan rate", "have personal loan rates gone up" and "is 9% high for a car loan".	The latest Federal Reserve (G.19) average interest rates at commercial banks for a 24-month personal loan, 60- and 72-month new car loans, and credit cards, with the change from the previous quarter and from a year earlier. Optionally compares a rate someone was offered with the average and gives the gap in dollars. Averages across banks, never any one lender; quarterly figures bundled with the server, not live quotes. Use for "what is the average car loan rate", "have personal loan rates gone up" and "is 9% high for a car loan".	No	Yes	Yes	No
`compare_loan_offers`Compare two to four loan offers with different rates and fees fairly: each offer is sized so the borrower receives the same cash, then compared on payment, total cost of borrowing (interest plus fees) and estimated APR. Use for "is a lower rate with an origination fee cheaper than a higher rate with none".	Compare two to four loan offers with different rates and fees fairly: each offer is sized so the borrower receives the same cash, then compared on payment, total cost of borrowing (interest plus fees) and estimated APR. Use for "is a lower rate with an origination fee cheaper than a higher rate with none".	No	Yes	Yes	No
`debt_payoff_plan`Simulate paying off several debts with minimum payments plus an optional extra each month, highest rate first (avalanche) and smallest balance first (snowball), against minimums only. Returns months to debt-free and total interest for each. Use for "avalanche or snowball on my debts" and "what does $200 extra a month do".	Simulate paying off several debts with minimum payments plus an optional extra each month, highest rate first (avalanche) and smallest balance first (snowball), against minimums only. Returns months to debt-free and total interest for each. Use for "avalanche or snowball on my debts" and "what does $200 extra a month do".	No	Yes	Yes	No
`loan_payment`For a fixed-rate installment loan (personal, auto, any level-payment loan): the monthly payment, total interest, total repaid, how the first payment splits between interest and principal, and optionally how much has been paid and is still owed after a number of payments. Use for "what will this loan cost" and "where did my payments go".	For a fixed-rate installment loan (personal, auto, any level-payment loan): the monthly payment, total interest, total repaid, how the first payment splits between interest and principal, and optionally how much has been paid and is still owed after a number of payments. Use for "what will this loan cost" and "where did my payments go".	No	Yes	Yes	No
`payday_loan_cost`For a payday loan, title loan, pawn loan, cash-advance app or any loan priced by a fee for a number of days: the fee in dollars, the APR, and what renewing (rolling over) costs. Use for "what is the APR on a $500 payday loan at $15 per $100" and "what does rolling it over cost".	For a payday loan, title loan, pawn loan, cash-advance app or any loan priced by a fee for a number of days: the fee in dollars, the APR, and what renewing (rolling over) costs. Use for "what is the APR on a $500 payday loan at $15 per $100" and "what does rolling it over cost".	No	Yes	Yes	No
`payoff_time`How long a balance (credit card or loan) takes to pay off at a fixed monthly payment, and the interest paid. Use for "how long to pay off my card at $X a month" and for comparing a bigger payment by calling it twice.	How long a balance (credit card or loan) takes to pay off at a fixed monthly payment, and the interest paid. Use for "how long to pay off my card at $X a month" and for comparing a bigger payment by calling it twice.	No	Yes	Yes	No
`per_diem_interest`The interest a simple-interest loan adds each day, and over a number of days. Use for reading a payoff letter, for "how much more is my payoff than my statement balance", and for the cost of a skipped or deferred payment.	The interest a simple-interest loan adds each day, and over a number of days. Use for reading a payoff letter, for "how much more is my payoff than my statement balance", and for the cost of a skipped or deferred payment.	No	Yes	Yes	No
`precomputed_loan_payoff`For a precomputed or add-on interest loan (common from dealers, finance companies and furniture stores): the payoff after a number of payments under the Rule of 78s and under the actuarial method, and how much more the Rule of 78s keeps. Use for "why is my payoff different from my balance".	For a precomputed or add-on interest loan (common from dealers, finance companies and furniture stores): the payoff after a number of payments under the Rule of 78s and under the actuarial method, and how much more the Rule of 78s keeps. Use for "why is my payoff different from my balance".	No	Yes	Yes	No
`refinance_check`Compare keeping a loan against a refinance offer, from today forward: interest remaining on the current loan, interest on the new loan, and what happens if the borrower takes the new rate but keeps paying the old payment. Use for "the new loan has a lower payment, does it actually save money".	Compare keeping a loan against a refinance offer, from today forward: interest remaining on the current loan, interest on the new loan, and what happens if the borrower takes the new rate but keeps paying the old payment. Use for "the new loan has a lower payment, does it actually save money".	No	Yes	Yes	No

Details

Registry status: Active
Published: Oct 7, 2026
Updated: Oct 7, 2026
Website: https://www.showrealcost.com/ai⁠ (opens in a new tab)
Repository: Not given
Categories (suggested): Finance and paymentsSuggested categories are assigned automatically from the registry text and may be wrong. Verified operators can correct them.
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