Salary and tax
Start with the In-hand salary calculator to see monthly take-home pay after PF and tax, then compare the new and old regimes in the Income tax calculator. The HRA, gratuity and salary hike calculators cover the other common payslip questions.
Loans and investments
The Loan calculator works out the monthly payment, total interest and amortization schedule for any loan in your currency, and the car, personal, student and business loan calculators add what each kind of loan needs: trade-in and sales tax, fees and APR, interest while you study, or weekly payments and factor rates. EMI calculator does the same for Indian loans, and Home loan eligibility estimates how much a bank may lend on your income. The Mortgage calculator works out house payments in the US, UK, Canada, Australia and India, with property tax, PMI or CMHC insurance and extra payments. For investing, compare SIP, lumpsum, FD, RD and PPF returns, and use the retirement calculator to see what corpus you need.
Returns, rates and inflation
Measure an investment with the ROI calculator (simple and annualized), or with NPV, IRR and XIRR when money goes in and out on different dates, such as a monthly SIP. The interest rate calculator turns an APR into the APY or effective rate and finds the real rate on a loan; the savings goal calculator works out the monthly saving a target needs; and the inflation calculator shows what money from past years is worth now, from official US and UK price data. In the US, the 401(k) calculator projects your balance with the 2026 limits and your employer match, and the capital gains tax calculator covers the US, UK and Australia.
Estimates, not advice
Results are estimates based on the rules and rates shown on each page. Banks, employers and tax rules can differ, so confirm important numbers with the lender, your employer or a tax adviser.