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Five calculators that follow the method in The Budget Blueprint. They run entirely in your browser: nothing you type is sent anywhere or saved.

From Chapter 2

Budget income

Your budget is built on take-home pay: what actually reaches your account. Leave overtime and bonuses out.

How often are you paid?

Your monthly figure, by the cautious and the average method, will appear here.

From Chapter 7

Yearly and irregular costs

Costs that come once or a few times a year are not surprises. Pay a little towards them every month instead.

CostAmount each timeHow oftenRemove

Your yearly total and monthly line will appear here.

From Chapter 6

Does my plan add up?

Enter your budget income and your plan, in the guide's order. A finished plan comes to exactly zero: every unit has a place.

Fixed commitments

For example: rent, phone bills, subscriptions, loan payments

Everyday essentials

For example: groceries, transport, medication

Savings and set-asides

For example: emergency fund, savings goals

Wants, including flexible money

For example: eating out, shopping, entertainment

Income minus plan, and what to do next, will appear here.

From Chapter 8

Savings goal

Savings with a purpose are easier to protect. Give the goal a target, then work out the time or the monthly amount.

What do you want to know?

Months to go, or the monthly amount, will appear here, with the working.

From Chapter 9

Check-in pace

At your weekly check-in, compare each everyday category with how much of the pay period has gone. Leave out bills paid once a month.

CategoryLimitUsed so farRemove

Each category's share used, against the share of the month gone, will appear here.

Examples use Deniz, one of the three fictional people in The Budget Blueprint. Amounts are in neutral units: use your own currency. These tools are general education, not personalised advice.