Financial calculators

Plan loans, savings, and everyday money math. Results update instantly and stay on your device.

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Loan & mortgage payment

Estimate your monthly payment for a fixed-rate loan or mortgage.

Monthly payment
Enter your loan details above.

Compound interest

See how savings or investments grow over time, with optional monthly contributions.

Future value
Enter your savings details above.

Percentage & discount

Find a percentage of a number, or increase/decrease a value by a percentage (tax, discount, tips).

Result
Enter values above.

Sales tax / VAT calculator

Add tax to a price, or work out how much tax is already included.

Total with tax
Enter amount and tax rate.

Tip & bill split calculator

Work out the tip and split the total between everyone at the table.

Amount per person
Enter bill, tip and number of people.

Income tax estimator (US, simplified)

Rough estimate using 2024 US federal single-filer brackets, before deductions or credits.

Estimated federal tax
Enter your annual income.

Savings goal calculator

Find the monthly contribution needed to reach a savings target.

Required monthly contribution
Enter your savings goal above.

Net salary (take-home pay) estimator

Estimate monthly take-home pay after US federal tax and FICA (Social Security + Medicare).

Estimated take-home pay
Enter your annual gross salary.

These tools provide general estimates and are not financial or tax advice. Tax rules vary by country, state, and personal circumstances — consult a qualified advisor or accountant for decisions specific to your situation.

Frequently asked questions

How accurate is the loan payment calculator?

It uses the standard fixed-rate amortization formula, the same math lenders use for basic quotes. It doesn't include taxes, insurance, or lender fees, so your actual payment may differ slightly.

Does compound interest include taxes on gains?

No — the result shown is pre-tax growth. Investment accounts may be taxed depending on the account type and your local rules.

Why is the take-home pay estimate only for the US?

Tax systems vary significantly by country. This calculator uses simplified 2024 US federal brackets plus FICA as a starting reference point, and excludes state tax, deductions, and credits.