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Every calculator you need to take control of your money. Free, private, and built by a real financial counselor.

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Monthly Budget Calculator

Build a zero-based budget that accounts for every dollar coming in and going out. Track income, fixed expenses, variable spending, and see what's left.

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Savings Goal Calculator

Figure out exactly how much to save each month to hit your target on time. Adjust for interest rates and see your progress timeline.

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Debt Payoff Calculator

Compare snowball vs avalanche methods side by side. See your debt-free date, total interest paid, and monthly payment schedule.

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50/30/20 Calculator

Split your income into needs, wants, and savings with this classic framework. See if your current spending aligns with the rule.

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Emergency Fund Calculator

Calculate how many months of expenses you should stash away based on your job stability, family size, and risk factors.

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Expense Splitter

Split shared bills fairly between roommates, couples, or travel groups. Handles uneven contributions and shared vs personal items.

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Retirement Savings Calculator

Project your nest egg and see if you're on track for the retirement you want. Factor in employer matches and inflation.

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