Monthly Budget Calculator

Quick, interactive monthly budget planner — plan income, expenses, savings, and debt payments.

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Your Monthly Inputs

Enter take-home pay after taxes and deductions.
Rent/mortgage, utilities, insurance, subscriptions.
Groceries, transport, dining, entertainment.
Minimum credit card, loan payments.
Emergency fund, retirement, or other goals.
Gifts, subscriptions, irregular costs averaged monthly.

How to use

  1. Enter your monthly net income (take-home pay).
  2. Fill in fixed expenses (rent, utilities) and variable expenses (food, transport).
  3. Add monthly debt payments and a savings goal you want to meet each month.
  4. Click Calculate Budget to see totals, percentages, and leftover cash.
  5. Adjust inputs to test scenarios (raise savings, reduce variable spending) and re-calculate.
Educational use only: This calculator is for planning and educational purposes and is not financial advice. For personalized financial guidance, consult a licensed professional.

Use this monthly budget calculator to turn your income into a clear plan. Enter your take-home pay, list fixed costs like rent and insurance, add variable spending such as groceries and transport, and set a monthly savings target. The calculator instantly shows totals, percentages, and leftover cash so you can test scenarios — for example, what happens if you trim dining out or increase your savings by $50. Seeing the numbers helps you prioritize high-impact changes: reduce variable spending first, then evaluate subscriptions and discretionary purchases. Track your debt payments separately to ensure minimums are met while you accelerate payoff for high-interest balances. This tool is designed to be fast, visual, and actionable: use it monthly to monitor progress, or run “what-if” scenarios to plan for a raise, a move, or a one-time expense. Remember, consistent small changes compound: a modest monthly increase in savings or a small cut in variable costs can build meaningful financial resilience over time. This page is educational and intended to help you plan; for tailored financial advice, consult a licensed advisor.