Budget Calculator
Calculate a 50/30/20 monthly budget with this free online budget calculator. Split take-home pay into needs, wants and savings, or set your own percentages.
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How to use Budget Calculator
- 1Pick the 50/30/20 rule, another preset or custom percentages
- 2Enter your take-home income and how often you are paid
- 3Read the monthly and yearly amounts for needs, wants and savings, and add your spending to compare
Frequently asked questions
What is the 50/30/20 budget rule?▾
It splits take-home pay into 50% for needs such as rent and groceries, 30% for wants such as dining out and hobbies, and 20% for savings and extra debt payments.
How much should I budget on a 4,000 monthly income?▾
With the 50/30/20 rule, 4,000 of take-home pay gives 2,000 for needs, 1,200 for wants and 800 for savings each month, or 9,600 saved per year.
Should I use gross or net income for a budget?▾
Use net income, your take-home pay after taxes and payroll deductions, because that is the money you can actually spend and save each month.
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