UK money calculators
Clear answers to your money questions
Free UK calculators that give you the exact figure and show how it is worked out, using official GOV.UK rates for 2026/27.
Examples: take-home pay, £40,000 after tax, NHS Band 6, mortgage overpayment
Popular calculators
View all calculatorsTake-home pay
What you keep after tax, National Insurance, student loan and pension.
e.g. £40,000 salaryHourly pay
What an hourly rate comes to a week, a month and a year.
e.g. £15 an hourNHS pay
Take-home pay for every Agenda for Change band and pay point.
e.g. Band 6, EnglandMortgage calculator
Work out the monthly payment on a repayment, interest only or part and part mortgage, with the total interest and a table for each year.
Council tax
Find the average Band D council tax for any council in England, Scotland or Wales, with every band a year and a month and the single person discount.
Salary sacrifice
What giving up salary for a pension costs you in take-home pay.
Money games
All gamesWhich pays more?
Two jobs: tap the one that takes home more.
10 roundsHigher or lower: house prices
Guess which place has the dearer homes.
New every dayGuess the take-home
See a salary. Guess what lands in the bank each month.
10 rounds
Find your next money action
Check work clothing, business mileage and pension tax relief, then keep a plan of what to do next.
Start your money check-upConsidering a school support job? Check what term-time pay means for your monthly take-home.
Have a disability benefit award? Prepare your next official checks.
Money guides
All guidesThe 60% tax trap between £100,000 and £125,140
How losing the Personal Allowance puts a 60% rate on income between £100,000 and £125,140.
Pension salary sacrifice in Scotland
How Scottish Income Tax and UK National Insurance affect the cost of a pension contribution.
Additional Dwelling Supplement in Scotland
How ADS adds a charge on the whole purchase price when Scotland's additional dwelling rules apply.
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How it works
- Enter your detailsA few simple details, such as your salary or mortgage.
- Get your answerThe exact figure appears at the top of the page.
- See the workingEvery step, with links to the GOV.UK sources.