A simple money check-up in 4 steps
- Know your pay. Turn your hourly wage into a yearly figure with the hourly to salary calculator, then estimate take-home pay with the paycheck calculator.
- Check your taxes. See which 2026 tax bracket you are in and estimate your refund with the tax refund calculator.
- Set a rent budget. Use the rent affordability calculator to compare the 30% rule with landlord income rules.
- Plan your debt. Compare the snowball and avalanche methods in the debt payoff calculator.
Paycheck & tax
Tax refund calculator 2026: estimate your federal refund or amount owedOpen β
2026 tax brackets and standard deduction for every filing statusOpen βPaycheck calculator: gross pay to take-home estimateOpen β
Gross pay vs. net pay: how to read your paycheckOpen βHourly to salary calculator: yearly, monthly and biweekly payOpen β
Hourly to salary chart: $10 to $75 an hourOpen βOvertime calculator: time-and-a-half and double timeOpen β
Time and a half chart: $10 to $50 an hourOpen βTime card calculator with breaks and overtimeOpen βSales tax calculatorOpen β
Sales tax: a plain-English guideOpen β
Rent, debt & home
Rent affordability calculator: how much rent can I afford?Open β
How much rent can I afford? The 30% rule and landlord rulesOpen βDebt payoff calculator: snowball vs. avalancheOpen β
How to pay off credit card debt, step by stepOpen βLoan calculator: monthly payment and total interestOpen βMortgage calculator with taxes, PMI and HOAOpen β
What goes into a mortgage payment? PITI, PMI and HOAOpen βCompound interest calculator with monthly depositsOpen β
Moving checklistOpen β
Saving & holiday budgeting
Retirement, business & country tools
Sources & review
- IRS Revenue Procedure 2025-32 (2026 tax figures)
- IRS: Federal income tax rates and brackets
- U.S. Department of Labor: Overtime pay
- HUD User: Fair Market Rents
- CFPB: Credit cards
These tools give estimates for planning, not tax, legal or financial advice. Read how we check money pages and our corrections policy.