Finance tools
Student budget, savings and loan calculators — see your savings rate, plan repayments and understand interest before you borrow.
3 live tools2 in development
Student Budget Calculator
Build a monthly student budget: income vs tuition, rent, food, transport and more. See savings, spending breakdown and where the money actually goes.
Loan Calculator
Estimate monthly payments, total interest and full amortization for student or personal loans. Try different terms to see the real cost of borrowing.
Savings Calculator
See how your savings grow: initial deposit, monthly contributions and compound interest over time. Monthly or yearly compounding, with interest earned shown clearly.
In the pipeline
These finance tools are in development:
- Currency ConverterComing soon
- Monthly Expense TrackerComing soon
Guides for finance students
The Student Money Guide: Budgeting, Saving and Loans, Explained
The full picture of student money: how to budget a semester, why an emergency fund comes first, and what borrowing really costs — with example numbers you can adapt.
Aug 12, 2026 · 7 min read
How to Budget as a Student: A Realistic Semester Plan
A step-by-step student budget: list income, split fixed from variable costs, apply the 50/30/20 split, and adapt the example budget in this guide to your own numbers.
Aug 12, 2026 · 5 min read
Finance questions, answered
How much should a student save monthly?
Anything above zero is a win; 10–20% of income is a healthy goal. The budget calculator shows your actual savings rate.
Is the savings calculator a guarantee?
No — returns are never guaranteed. It models compound growth so you can compare scenarios.