Practical calculations
We focus on calculations that can help with real everyday decisions, from understanding salary figures to exploring mortgage overpayments.
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ABOUT MY UK TOOLS
Useful UK calculators, made easier to understand.
My UK Tools provides free calculators and practical tools designed to make everyday UK money, salary, mortgage and work-related calculations simpler.
WHY WE BUILT IT
Clear answers without unnecessary complexity
Many everyday calculations can become confusing when they involve percentages, tax rules, mortgage interest, working patterns or employment-related figures.
My UK Tools brings these calculations together in one place, with straightforward inputs, clear results and explanations showing how those results are calculated.
Our aim is to help you understand the numbers rather than simply showing you an answer.
OUR PURPOSE
Simple. Useful. Transparent.
Each calculator is designed to give you a useful estimate while clearly explaining the assumptions behind the calculation.
HOW WE APPROACH OUR TOOLS
Built around three simple principles
Our calculators are designed to be useful, understandable and transparent about their limitations.
Clear methodology
Where appropriate, we explain the calculation method, assumptions and source information so you can understand how a result was produced.
Responsible guidance
Calculator results are estimates, not personalised financial, legal, tax or employment advice. Important decisions should be checked against relevant official guidance or a qualified professional.
TRANSPARENCY
View our methodologySee how our calculators work
Our Methodology page explains the approach used across My UK Tools, including assumptions, rounding and the importance of checking time-sensitive rules and rates.
OUR CALCULATORS
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Important information
My UK Tools is provided for general information and estimation purposes. Results can depend on individual circumstances and may be affected by changes to rates, rules, contracts or other factors. Always verify important figures before making financial, tax, legal or employment decisions.