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A budget shows where your money goes and where it could go instead. Use these tools to split your income with the 50/30/20 rule, build a full category budget, or see what you need to earn in another city.

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About Budget & Planning calculators

The 50/30/20 rule is a simple starting point: half of after-tax income to needs, thirty percent to wants and twenty percent to savings and debt payoff. The detailed budget calculator lets you enter every expense with its own monthly or yearly frequency and compares each category with common guidelines.

Moving to a new city changes your costs. The cost of living adjuster scales your spending by city cost indexes so you can see the income needed to keep the same savings.

Personal finance tools extend to net worth, emergency funds, FIRE, savings goals and plans, 529 college savings, car affordability and depreciation, gold and silver melt value, lottery payouts, wedding budgets and rent splitting.

Why budget

A budget shows where your money goes and gives every dollar a purpose. The simplest start is the 50/30/20 budget planner, which splits income between needs, wants and saving.

Going into detail

When you want your own categories and a monthly or yearly view, use the budget calculator. Your starting point should be take-home pay, which you can find with the paycheck calculator.

Planning a move

Prices differ a lot between cities. The cost of living adjuster estimates the salary you would need elsewhere to keep the same lifestyle, which is useful when comparing job offers.

What you can calculate

Frequently asked questions

Do my numbers leave my device?

No. Everything is calculated in your browser and nothing is stored on our servers.

Can I switch between monthly and yearly?

Yes. Most amount fields include a per month or per year option.

How do I start a budget?

List your take-home income, list every regular expense, and compare. Adjust until spending is below income with room for savings.

How accurate are cost-of-living indexes?

They are averages and estimates. Housing costs vary widely within a city, so use the result as a guide and check real rents and prices.

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