Personal finance

Payslip, taxes, saving and day-to-day planning.

Take-home pay after federal and state income tax, Social Security and Medicare, for all 50 states.

Monthly payment with property taxes, insurance, PMI and HOA.

How long to pay off your card, total interest and how much paying more saves.

Split your paycheck between needs, wants and savings.

How big a safety net you need and how long it'll take.

Compare the monthly payment and total cost of two loans.

Sale price and savings from a discount.

Split a bill with an optional tip between several people.

How your money loses value over time.

What you own minus what you owe.

Split group expenses and see who pays whom.

The maximum monthly payment and loan you could take on.

Convert a nominal rate (APR) into its effective annual rate (APY) by compounding frequency.

How much you miss out on by spending instead of investing.

Savings from overpaying: lower payment or shorter term.

What % of your income you save.

Tip, total and split of the bill between people.