Personal Finance Calculators
Paycheck, tax, loan, debt, retirement, life insurance, rent vs buy and savings calculators for the US and UK, plus UK take-home pay, Stamp Duty and VAT.
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$75,000 After Taxes: Take-Home Pay by State (2026)
What a $75,000 salary takes home in 2026 in every US state after federal tax, Social Security, Medicare and state income tax, plus $50,000 to $150,000 compared.
Rent vs Buy: When Does Buying Beat Renting? (US & UK)
How long you need to stay for buying a home to beat renting, with worked US and UK examples and what changes the answer: prices, rent, rates and returns.
UK Take-Home Pay 2026/27: Salary After Tax, £20k to £150k
What you take home from a UK salary in the 2026/27 tax year after income tax and National Insurance, from £20,000 to £150,000, for England, Wales, NI and Scotland.
Debt Snowball vs Avalanche: Which Pays Off Debt Faster?
How the debt snowball and debt avalanche methods work, worked examples showing the interest and time each saves, and how to choose, with a free payoff calculator.
About Our Free Personal Finance Calculators
These calculators help with the money decisions that cost the most when you get them wrong: what you'll take home from each paycheck, how much a loan really costs once fees are counted, what a car will cost over the whole finance deal, how much house you can afford and whether renting or buying leaves you better off, whether refinancing pays, and the fastest way out of debt. Planning ahead, there are retirement, life insurance and savings goal calculators.
Each one follows the rules where you live. For the US: 2026 federal and state income tax for all 50 states, sales tax by state, 401(k) limits, debt-to-income limits and PMI. For the UK: take-home pay, Stamp Duty and VAT at the 2026/27 rates from GOV.UK, workplace pensions and the State Pension, ISAs, income multiples and PCP balloon payments. Each explains its method and sources and the date it was last reviewed, and everything is calculated in your browser, so your figures stay private.
The results are estimates for planning, not financial or tax advice: lenders' offers, insurers' prices and your payroll depend on details only they have. For mortgages, savings and investments, see our mortgage, compound interest and EMI calculators too.