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Debt payoff, Social Security, taxes, take-home pay, rent vs buy — 15 interactive calculators that run entirely in your browser. No sign-ups, no spam.

100% private — runs in your browser 15 free calculators No sign-up, ever 2025 IRS & FLSA figures

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Six hubs, fifteen calculators — each one built to answer a single money question well.

Debt Payoff

Get out of debt faster with a real plan.

Paycheck & Work

What you earn, what you keep, what overtime pays.

Taxes

Estimate what you owe before April surprises you.

Investing

Compound growth, FIRE, and valuing cash flows.

Home & Auto

The biggest purchases, calculated honestly.

All calculators

Every tool on the site, A to Z.

Debt Snowball vs Avalanche Calculator

Compare both payoff strategies on your own debts.

Social Security Break-Even Calculator

Claim at 62 vs 70 — find your break-even age.

RMD Calculator

Required minimum distributions by IRS table.

Overtime Pay Calculator

Time-and-a-half and double-time, done right.

Pension vs Lump Sum Calculator

Which is worth more in today\u2019s dollars?

Backdoor Roth IRA Calculator

Pro-rata tax hit on your conversion.

Hourly to Salary Calculator

$/hr → annual, monthly, biweekly pay.

Compound Interest Calculator

Watch monthly contributions compound.

Capital Gains Tax Calculator

Federal tax on your stock or crypto sale.

Self-Employment Tax Calculator

The 15.3% freelancers pay, explained.

FIRE Calculator

Years until work becomes optional.

Present Value of Annuity Calculator

What future payments are worth today.

Rent vs Buy Calculator

The honest break-even year.

Auto Loan Calculator

True monthly cost with trade-in & fees.

Take-Home Pay Calculator

Gross pay → per-paycheck reality.

Latest guides

Plain-English answers to the money questions behind the calculators.

Compound interest illustration: an upward growth curve with rising coin stacks and a sprout

Guide

How Much Will $500 a Month Grow to in 20 Years? (At 5%, 7%, and 10%)

How much will $500 a month grow to in 20 years? About $260,463 at a 7% return, and starting five years late…

Social Security break-even illustration: monthly benefit checks growing at ages 62, 67 and 70

Guide

Should I Take Social Security at 62 or 70? The Break-Even Math

Should I take Social Security at 62 or 70? The break-even age is about 80. Here is who gains by claiming early,…

Rent vs buy illustration: a rental home with a key beside a house for sale with a price tag

Guide

The Rent vs Buy 5% Rule: A Ten-Second Sanity Check Before You House-Hunt

The rent vs buy 5% rule: multiply a home's price by 5%, divide by 12, and compare with rent. A $400,000 home…

Overtime pay illustration: a worker, a time clock and time-and-a-half coins

Guide

Is Overtime Taxed at a Higher Rate? No. Here’s What’s Actually Happening

Is overtime taxed at a higher rate? No. Overtime is ordinary income and the real culprit is withholding. Here is how marginal…

Debt snowball vs avalanche illustration: credit cards, a growing snowball and a mountain peak

Guide

Debt Snowball vs Avalanche: Which Is Better, Really?

Debt snowball vs avalanche: which is better? A real $16,500 example shows the interest gap is smaller than you think, and the…

Hourly to salary illustration: an hourglass turning hourly wages into an annual salary

Guide

$25 an Hour Is How Much a Year? The Gross Number and the Real One

$25 an hour is how much a year? $52,000 before tax at 40 hours a week. Monthly, biweekly and realistic 2025 take-home…

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Why these calculators?

Three promises, kept on every page.

Private by design

Every calculation happens in your browser. Your salary, debts, and balances are never sent to a server — or anyone else.

Show-the-math

Each tool explains its formula and assumptions (IRS tables, FLSA rules, amortization math) so you can trust — and verify — the result.

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No sign-up walls, no PDFs to download, no "enter your email for results". Type your numbers, get your answer.