Updated for 2026 · 33 free calculators

Singapore Finance Calculators & Planning Tools

Free CPF, tax, mortgage and investment calculators for Singapore residents — fast, mobile-friendly, and built on the latest official figures.

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Plan your money with confidence

SG Finance Tools brings Singapore’s essential personal-finance calculators into one fast, free place. Whether you’re working out your CPF contributions, estimating your income tax, sizing up an HDB flat, or planning your path to financial independence, each tool is built specifically for Singapore’s rules.

Every calculation uses the latest official 2026 figures from IRAS, the CPF Board, HDB and MAS, with sensible defaults drawn from Singapore household data so you get a realistic starting point. Time-sensitive rates like SORA refresh automatically.

The tools are for education and general planning, not financial advice. For decisions that matter, always confirm the details with the official sources.

Frequently asked questions

Are these Singapore finance calculators free to use?

Yes. Every calculator on SG Finance Tools is completely free, with no sign-up required. They run entirely in your browser, so the numbers you enter never leave your device.

Which year’s rates do the calculators use?

They use the latest in-force 2026 figures from IRAS (income tax, stamp duty), the CPF Board (contribution and allocation rates, interest, retirement sums), HDB and MAS. Each tool shows the “as of” date for its key figures.

Is this financial advice?

No. These tools are for education and general planning only. They produce estimates, not advice — your actual figures depend on your circumstances and official rules. Always verify with IRAS, the CPF Board, HDB or your bank before making decisions.

How accurate are the results?

Calculations follow the official methodology (for example, the IRAS income-tax pipeline and CPF allocation rules) and are tested against published worked examples. Market-rate defaults such as SORA refresh automatically, but you should always confirm time-sensitive figures.