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A STARTING POINT, MADE FOR YOU

The mortgage and retirement planner
toolbox.

See what a mortgage costs with overpayments, project a pension pot and the income it can pay, and link on to UK tax and stamp duty.

INSIDE THE TOOLBOX

12 useful places to start.

Starter collection

Illustrations from the figures you enter. Real lenders may calculate interest daily, and returns are never constant. Not financial advice.

Mortgage calculator with overpayments and chart

Mortgage payment, total interest and payoff time with overpayments, a fixed rate then a reversion rate, a chart and a downloadable monthly schedule.

Loan overpayment calculator

Compare an additional monthly payment with a fixed-rate repayment schedule.

Loan repayment calculator

Estimate fixed monthly payments and download an amortisation schedule.

Retirement pot and drawdown projection

Project a retirement pot from contributions, returns, charges and inflation, then see how long an income lasts, with a chart, yearly table and lower-returns check.

Savings goal calculator

Work out a monthly contribution or time to reach a savings target.

Compound interest calculator

Explore a savings balance with regular contributions and compounding.

Inflation-adjusted return

Compare an effective return with inflation over the same period.

Inflation & purchasing power

Explore future prices and the present purchasing power of an amount.

Savings withdrawal scenario

See how a constant monthly withdrawal changes a starting balance.

Effective annual rate calculator

Compare a nominal annual rate with its compounded annual equivalent.

UK stamp duty calculator (SDLT, LBTT, LTT)

Work out stamp duty for a UK property purchase in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland or Wales from the rates in force on the transaction date, with sources and a review date.

UK take-home pay calculator

Estimate UK take-home pay after income tax, National Insurance, student loan and pension, using dated GOV.UK and HMRC rates for 2026/27 and 2025/26.

SMALL TASKS. LESS FRICTION.

A few things you
can tick off.