Everyday Life

Budget Calculator

Organize income and monthly expenses to see what's left over and where your money actually goes.

Monthly income

Monthly expenses

Your calculations stay in your browser — nothing you type here is sent to any server.

How this calculator works

  1. Enter your monthly income from salary, freelance work and other sources.
  2. Enter your monthly expenses across common categories: rent, food, transportation, utilities, insurance, entertainment and other.
  3. The calculator totals both sides and shows your remaining money, savings percentage, and a category breakdown chart.

This calculator totals your income sources and expense categories, then shows what's left over, your savings rate, and a visual breakdown of where your money goes each month. Nothing is saved or sent anywhere — it's a quick snapshot you can rerun any time your numbers change.

Example

With $5,000 total monthly income and $3,800 in total expenses, you have $1,200 remaining — a 24% savings rate.

Limitations

Categories here are simplified for a quick monthly snapshot — irregular or annual expenses (insurance premiums, gifts, car maintenance) may need to be averaged into a monthly figure yourself for an accurate picture.

Frequently asked questions

How is my savings percentage calculated?

Remaining money (income minus expenses) divided by total income, shown as a percentage.

What if my expenses are higher than my income?

The calculator will show a negative remaining amount in red — a signal to review categories where spending might be reduced.

Does this save my budget?

No — everything is calculated locally in your browser and nothing is stored or sent anywhere. Rerun it any time with updated numbers.

What if I have expense categories not listed here?

Add them to “other” — or use the Monthly Expense Calculator for a fully flexible, custom list of expense line items.

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