Free mortgage, loan, salary and investment calculators built for the USA and UK. No sign-up, no tracking — your numbers never leave your browser.
Nine free tools covering home buying, borrowing, investing and paychecks.
Estimate monthly payments, total interest and see a full amortisation schedule.
Calculate →Compare your current loan with a new one and find your break-even point.
Calculate →Work out how much house you can afford using the 28/36 rule.
Calculate →Compare the true 5-year cost of renting against buying a home.
Calculate →Estimate the 2–5% in fees due on closing day, itemised line by line.
Calculate →Cap rate, cash-on-cash return and monthly cash flow for investors.
Calculate →Monthly payments and total interest for personal and auto loans.
Calculate →Watch your savings grow with contributions, plotted on a chart.
Calculate →Turn a US gross salary into take-home pay after federal, state and FICA taxes.
Calculate →
Home buying
Less than 20% down means PMI — roughly $150 to $250 a month on a typical loan. Here is how the number is set, how long you pay it, and five ways to shrink it.
Read guide →
Home buying
The 28/36 rule explained with a worked example — plus the PITI catch that trips up first-time buyers.
Read guide →
Paychecks
What $100k really means after tax — and why your state matters more than the round number.
Read guide →Serious decisions deserve better than guesswork.
Every calculator uses the standard financial formulas lenders and planners rely on — amortisation, marginal tax brackets and time value of money.
All maths runs locally in your browser with plain JavaScript. Your income, debts and home prices are never sent to our servers.
Every tool is free to use as often as you like. No accounts, no paywalls, no limits.
Buying a home, taking out a loan or negotiating a salary are among the largest financial decisions most people ever make — yet they usually hinge on a single number: the monthly payment. My Knowledge Dock exists to make that number transparent. Instead of relying on a lender’s headline figure, you can test scenarios yourself: what happens if rates rise by half a point, if you put 10% down instead of 20%, or if you refinance two years from now?
Our tools are designed for readers in the United States and the United Kingdom. Use the currency switcher on any calculator to view results in dollars or pounds. A few tools are country-specific — the salary calculator models US federal and state taxes, for example — and those pages say so clearly. Wherever figures are simplified or estimated, we label them as estimates.
Each calculator is a small, self-contained program that runs entirely in your web browser. There is nothing to install and no account to create. Type in your numbers and the results update instantly, including detailed breakdowns such as year-by-year amortisation schedules and growth charts. Because nothing is sent over the internet, you can use the tools offline once the page has loaded — and your financial details stay on your device.
Yes. Every calculator on My Knowledge Dock is free to use with no account or sign-up, and there are no usage limits.
The calculators use standard financial formulas — for example, the same amortisation formula lenders use for mortgages. Results are estimates for planning purposes and are not financial advice. Taxes, insurance and fees vary by location and lender, so treat outputs as a starting point for conversations with a professional.
Yes. All calculations happen locally in your browser using JavaScript. We never see, store or transmit the numbers you enter.
Mostly, yes. Every calculator has a USD/GBP currency switcher. The salary calculator is US-specific because it models US federal tax brackets, and a few pages note US/UK differences in the guidance text.
Yes. Every calculator is free to use with no account, no paywall and no limits. Your numbers stay on your device.