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Finance Tools Suite

The economics of your money,
in 41+ calculators.

Free. Transparent. Region-aware for Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, the UK, and the US. Built for the kind of decisions that actually matter — buying a home, comparing offers, picking a bond, sizing a position, understanding what your country charges you.

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Personal Money

Decisions you make in a year.

Region-aware

Loan Payoff

Build an amortization schedule, see how extra payments cut years and interest off any loan.

5 inputsOpen

Universal

Rent vs Buy

Compare housing flexibility, ownership costs, and long-run net worth — with realistic transaction costs and an investment alternative.

20+ inputsOpen

Universal

Job Offer

Adjust two offers for tax, cost of living, commute, and layoff risk to see which one is actually worth more.

11 inputs per offerOpen

Universal

M-Pesa Fees

Send money, withdraw at an agent, or pay a bill on M-Pesa — see the exact fee, the net the recipient actually keeps, and which tariff band you fell into.

1 input — amountOpen

Universal

Debt Payoff

Sequence multiple debts the smart way — see what avalanche (highest rate first) actually saves over snowball (smallest first).

Up to 10 debtsOpen

Universal

SACCO Loan

Reducing-balance SACCO loan: deposit-multiple eligibility, monthly instalment, total interest, and the full amortisation schedule.

5 inputsOpen

Universal

Savings Goal

Target amount, deadline, expected return — what you need to save monthly, and what shifting either lever costs.

5 inputsOpen

Universal

Emergency Fund

How many months of essential burn you should hold — and how long it'll take to get there at your savings rate.

4 inputsOpen

Universal

Credit Card Payoff

How long to clear a credit-card balance at a given monthly payment — and how much extra would save in interest.

5 inputsOpen

Universal

Auto Loan

Monthly car payment, total interest paid, and the depreciation curve — see whether the deal is good once you actually own the car.

6 inputsOpen

Universal

50/30/20 Budget

Split take-home pay into needs, wants, and savings — the rule that survives every income level.

Income + overrideOpen

Universal

Refinance

Closing costs vs monthly savings — how many months until refinancing pays for itself.

6 inputsOpen

Wealth & Retirement

Decisions that play out over decades.

Universal

Compound Interest

The most important chart in personal finance — how monthly contributions and time turn small money into real money.

5 inputsOpen

Universal

FIRE

Financial Independence Retire Early. When can you stop saving (Coast FIRE) and when can you stop working (Full FIRE)?

7 inputsOpen

Universal

Retirement Survival

Stress test whether your portfolio can support your spending plan with inflation eating real returns each year.

9 inputsOpen

Universal

Employer Match

Compute the exact contribution rate that captures every cent of employer match — for 401(k), pension top-ups, and group provident schemes. Walk away from a 50% match on day one is one of the few free lunches in finance.

5 inputsOpen

Universal

Roth vs Traditional

Compare the after-tax retirement outcome from pre-tax (Traditional / RRSP / Salary-Sacrifice) versus after-tax (Roth / ISA / Tax-Free Savings) contributions — under different tax-rate trajectories.

6 inputsOpen

Region-aware

Inflation

What today's money is worth in 5, 10, 30 years — and what you need to save to keep your spending power flat.

4 inputsOpen

Universal

Net Worth

Add your assets and liabilities. Get a snapshot, a debt-to-asset ratio, and the asset breakdown that matters.

Free-form rowsOpen

Universal

College vs Retirement

Move one slider to see how a single household budget funds two competing goals at the same time.

11 inputsOpen

Universal

Asset Allocation

How much equity vs bonds for your age, risk tolerance, and horizon. Three classic glide paths side-by-side.

3 inputsOpen

Method

Built like the work, not the marketing.

Transparent inputs

Every number is built from inputs you control. We do not hide the assumptions behind a polished result.

Region-aware where it matters

Tax, social-security, and customary rates default to the right number for your country — and are still editable.

Sensitivity, not certainty

Each tool shows the shape of the answer as inputs move. The point is judgment, not a single number.