UK Financial Calculators

Free UK financial calculators covering income tax, mortgages, ISAs, pensions and more. All calculators use confirmed 2026/27 rates and are updated after every Budget.

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About these calculators

Every calculator on this site is built specifically for UK users and updated to reflect the current tax year. We cover the taxes and financial decisions that matter most to people living and working in the UK, from the income tax you pay each month to the stamp duty due when you buy a home.

Tax calculators

Calculate your take-home pay after income tax, National Insurance, pension contributions and student loan repayments. Covers all UK nations including Scottish income tax rates, with support for multiple tax years from 2023/24 to 2026/27.

Mortgage calculators

Work out monthly repayments, total interest, and how overpayments shorten your term. The affordability calculator uses realistic income multiples and stress-test assumptions to show how much you're likely to be able to borrow.

Pension & savings calculators

Project your retirement pot with contribution modelling and investment growth assumptions. The salary sacrifice calculator shows exactly how much tax and NI you save by paying pension contributions before tax rather than after.

Property calculators

Stamp Duty Land Tax calculated for first-time buyers, home movers, and second-property purchasers, using the 2026/27 thresholds. Includes first-time buyer relief and the 5% additional-dwelling surcharge.

ISA & investment calculators

Track your £20,000 ISA allowance across multiple accounts, model your Lifetime ISA deposit pot with the 25% government bonus included, and project long-term investment returns with compound interest modelling.

How we keep them accurate

Rates and thresholds are sourced directly from HMRC, the DWP, and official Budget documents. We update after every Autumn Statement, Spring Budget, and any mid-year HMRC announcement that changes the underlying figures.