Select a tool from the categories below:
Pensions
- Carry Forward Pension Calculator
- Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) Property Purchase Calculator
- Personal Pension vs Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) Charges Calculator
- Defined Benefit (Final Salary) Post 'A-Day' Tax Free Cash Calculator
- Defined Contribution (Money Purchase) Occupational Pension Scheme Post 'A-Day' Tax Free Cash Calculator
- s226 Retirement Annuity Tax-Free Cash Calculator
- Pension Calculator
- Post 2024 Tax-Free Lump Sum and Death Benefits Reduction Calculator
- Flexi-Access Drawdown Calculator
- Pension Fund Withdrawal (Capped Drawdown) GAD Calculator
- Pension Fund Withdrawal (Drawdown Pension) Simulator
- Tapered Annual Allowance Pension Calculator
- Triviality (cashing in small pension plans) Calculator
Savings / Investments / Insurance / Mortgages
Tax Calculators
- bondCALC - Investment Bond Tax App for multiple encashments and complicated scenarios
- Capital Gains Tax (CGT) Calculator
- Flexi-Access Drawdown Tax Calculator
- Inheritance Tax Calculator
- Investment Bond Chargeable Event Calculator
- 'Relevant Property Trust' Periodic Charge Calculator / Toolkit
- Restriction of Personal Allowance (for high earners) Calculator
Debt Calculators
Other Calculators
- Common Weights and Measures Calculator
- Countdown to Death - How long do you have left to live ? Life Expectancy Mortality Calculator
- Interest Rate and Compound Interest Calculator / Solver
- National Lottery Random Number Generator
- National Lottery Analyser / Prediction Tool
- Statutory Redundancy Payment Calculator
- Warrant / Subscription Share Calculation Toolkit & Warrant Analysis Spreadsheet
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