Online Finance Planners
There are various online planners these days, here are a few of them.
The Snowball Calculator I’ve mentioned before, a great way to organise your debts and it really works.
Various Flash graphs to see how your money grows or falls in the future, including pensions.
Quick Salary Calculator to work out your take home pay after taxes and NI
Budget Calculator from the FSA to see how much you are spending. See more of their tools here.
How much was money worth in 1850? Compare prices now and then with this olde £ calculator
A few travel related money saving sites….
Why pay for hotels when some kind soul will let you sleep on the sofa?
See how much money you’ll get in the exchange rate markets with XE.com
Calculate the ethics of going at all, with this carbon footprint calculator.
A few mortgage specific ones now….
Lots of shoddy mortgage calculators online which try and sell you a mortgage when you’re just after information - the Guardian’s mortgage calculator sticks to the facts.
Is it worth buying a house or investing the money instead? This calculator tries to help you decide.
How much is that student loan going to cost you? Try out the Student Loan debt guide.
A quick way to see how much money you get back out of certain investments is found here.
These investment calculators let you work out you work out how much money you’ll get back in more breakdown detail. You can select monthly, annual, or a single premium.
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