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Savings rate calculator

Personal savings rate calculator

Savings rate 22.7%
Monthly savings
500,00 €
Recommended reference
≥ 20 %

Your savings rate is the share of income you don't spend. A healthy reference is saving at least 20% (the "S" in the 50/30/20 method).

This savings rate calculator works out what percentage of your monthly net income you’re actually saving, from your income and expenses.

The percentage that matters more than the amount

Two people saving 500 € a month aren’t in the same position if one earns 2,000 € and the other 5,000 €: their savings rates are 25% and 10%. The rate — not the raw amount — is what predicts how fast you build wealth and how resilient your finances are.

The 20% reference

A widely used target is saving at least 20% of net income, the “S” in the 50/30/20 method. Raising your savings rate, even by a few points, meaningfully shortens the time needed to reach any savings or investment goal.

FAQ

How is the savings rate calculated?
Monthly savings (income minus expenses) divided by monthly net income, expressed as a percentage. €2,200 income and €1,700 expenses give a €500 monthly saving, a 22.7% savings rate.
What's a good savings rate?
A common reference is at least 20%, the "S" in the 50/30/20 budgeting method (50% needs, 30% wants, 20% savings). Higher rates shorten the time to reach any savings goal.
Does the savings rate include investment returns?
No, only the money set aside from income before it's invested. Investment gains compound separately on top of what you save.