Six free tools for the money questions that come up when you are looking for work, or starting a new job. No sign in, nothing to download, and they all work on a phone.

What each one answers

  • Salary Estimator. “What does this job usually pay?” Choose the role and the experience level, so you have a figure in mind before anyone asks what you expect.
  • PAYE and UIF Calculator. “They offered me this much a month. What actually lands in my account?” Put in the monthly amount and your age, because your age changes the tax rebate.
  • Salary Calculator. “I am paid by the hour. What is that over a month?” Turns an hourly or a daily rate into a total for the hours or days you actually work.
  • Fuel Cost Calculator. “Can I afford to travel to this job?” Work it out from the distance, what the car uses, and what you pay a litre.
  • Grocery Calculator. “What should food cost for a household this size?” Enter the monthly income and how many adults and children you are feeding.
  • Inflation Calculator. “Is that salary still worth what it was?” Compare an amount between two years, so an old figure means something today.

Fuel Cost Calculator

What a trip costs, from distance, fuel use and litre price.

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Grocery Calculator

Plan a monthly food budget for your household size.

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Inflation Calculator

See what your money was worth in earlier years.

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PAYE and UIF Calculator

Take-home pay, PAYE and UIF for any salary.

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Salary Calculator

Turn an hourly or daily rate into a monthly total.

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Salary Estimator South Africa

Know what a role pays before you negotiate.

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Each one opens on its own page and works right there. Nothing you type is saved or sent anywhere.