Savings rate = (Income − Total expenses) / Income × 100
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Savings rate = (Income − Total expenses) / Income × 100
Enter monthly income and expenses by category to see total spending, surplus, and savings rate.
Open calculator →Target fund = Monthly expenses × months of coverage (typically 3–6)
Multiply monthly expenses by number of months (typically 3-6) to get your emergency fund target.
Open calculator →Net worth = Σ assets − Σ liabilities
Net Worth = Total Assets − Total Liabilities. Include property, investments, cash, and all debts.
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