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Tools

Simple calculators to try out the numbers.

Four small tools that show how budgeting, saving and paying down a balance work. Everything is calculated in your browser.

These are general education tools. They show how the arithmetic works with the numbers you type; they do not review your situation and are not financial advice or a recommendation.

50/30/20 budget split

See how a monthly income divides under the common 50/30/20 rule of thumb: about half to needs, 30% to wants and 20% to savings. It is one popular example, not a rule for anyone.

Illustration only, not a recommendation. Nothing you type leaves your browser.

Savings goal timeline

Estimate how many months it takes to reach a savings goal at a steady monthly amount, ignoring interest.

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Debt payoff illustration

Walk through a fixed monthly payment against one balance, month by month, to see how long it takes and how much interest builds up.

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Emergency fund target

Multiply monthly essential costs by a number of months. Three to six months is a commonly discussed range; the right amount differs for every household.

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