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Everyday money

Budgets, discounts, purchasing power, tips, and day-to-day comparisons.

Choose the tool whose inputs and output match your task. Check each calculator’s assumptions and limitations before using its result.

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Everyday money tools handle the small comparisons that quietly change a budget: what a service really costs, what a sale actually saves, and what a future amount means today. The tip calculator computes gratuity, total bill, and per-person split for any service bill. The discount calculator compares percent-off, fixed-dollar, stacked, and buy-more-get-free deals on a common price basis, with an after-tax view. The inflation calculator moves an amount between years at an average annual rate to test purchasing-power assumptions; the time value of money calculator shifts a single lump sum between present and future value under different compounding conventions. Find related budgeting and savings tools in the Financial collection.

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Basis Point Calculator

Convert basis points to percentage points, decimal value, permille, dollar impact, and the new rate after a bps change.

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Consumer Surplus Calculator

Estimate consumer surplus per unit, total buyer surplus, and the linear demand triangle between willingness to pay and market price.

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Cross Price Elasticity of Demand Calculator

Calculate cross price elasticity of demand with the midpoint method and interpret substitutes, complements, or weakly related goods.

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Currency Forward Calculator

Estimate a theoretical FX forward price from spot, term, and two currency interest rates using the calculator's 360-day parity convention.

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Deadweight Loss Calculator

Estimate deadweight loss as the triangular welfare loss from a price wedge and quantity change caused by taxes, controls, monopoly, or other distortions.

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Discount Calculator

Compare percent-off, dollar-off, known final price, stacked, buy-more-get-free, and after-tax discounts with savings and effective discount shown.

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Discount Rate Calculator

Solve the nominal annual discount rate that connects present value, future value, term, compounding frequency, and optional recurring cash flows.

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Fisher Equation Calculator

Compute the exact Fisher equation real rate from a nominal interest rate and expected inflation, with the subtraction approximation shown for comparison.

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GDP Deflator Calculator

Calculate the GDP deflator from nominal GDP and real GDP, then compare it with a previous deflator to estimate economy-wide price inflation.

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Inflation Calculator

Estimate how an amount changes between years using an average annual inflation rate, including adjusted amount, dollar change, and total inflation factor.

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Markdown Calculator

Find the retail markdown amount, markdown percentage, and sale-price share from an original selling price and actual selling price.

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Money Counter Calculator

Total bills and coins by denomination, currency, and quantity with a line-by-line cash-count breakdown.

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Money Supply Calculator

Build M0, monetary base, M1, M2, M3, M4, and money zero maturity from currency, deposits, money market funds, time deposits, and market instruments.

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Month-over-Month Growth Calculator

Calculate month-over-month growth, absolute change, CMGR, and next-month projection from two monthly values with a clear MoM formula and example.

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Moving Average Calculator

Calculate the latest simple moving average from a chronological price list, compare it with the latest price, and see whether the average is rising, falling, or flat.

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Price Elasticity of Supply Calculator

Calculate price elasticity of supply with midpoint or standard percentage changes and interpret how responsive producers are to price changes.

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Price/Quantity Calculator

Compare two package sizes by unit price, price difference, savings rate, and practical value before choosing the better buy.

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Real GDP Calculator

Convert nominal GDP into inflation-adjusted real GDP with a GDP deflator, and see the price-level adjustment used in the calculation.

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Scrap Gold Calculator

Calculate a gold-value scenario from entered weight, purity, price per troy ounce, and scenario percentage assumptions.

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Software Contract Value Calculator

Calculate discounted SaaS seat price, monthly contract cost, annual contract value, total contract value, seats, and effective discount.

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Spending Multiplier Calculator

Calculate a simplified classroom spending multiplier and modeled output change from MPC or MPS.

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Taylor Rule Calculator

Calculate a generalized Taylor-type policy-rate benchmark from prior-four-quarter inflation and real-output inputs.

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Time Value of Money Calculator

Move one lump sum between present and future value using periodic nominal or continuous compounding.

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Tip Calculator

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Calculate gratuity, total bill, and per-person split from a bill amount, tip percentage, and party size for restaurants, delivery, salons, rides, and other service bills.

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Triple Discount Calculator

Combine three successive percentage discounts, show intermediate prices, and convert the stack into one equivalent single discount.

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Velocity of Money Calculator

Evaluate a user-defined exchange-equation ratio using same-period, same-geography, same-currency inputs; it is not comparable to an official money-velocity series.

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Week-over-Week Growth Calculator

Calculate week-over-week growth, absolute change, following-to-initial ratio, and weekly compound growth for short-term metrics.

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Frequently asked questions

What does the money supply calculator measure?
The calculator totals several monetary aggregates from component inputs. It starts with physical currency for M0, adds Federal Reserve deposits for the monetary base, builds broader deposit measures for M1 and M2, then extends to M3, M4, and money zero maturity.
How is M1 different from M2 in this calculator?
In this calculator, M1 includes currency, demand deposits, travelers checks, checkable deposits, and savings accounts. M2 then adds money market funds and time deposits under 100,000 dollars. Official definitions vary by country and can change over time, so verify the release.
Why are the inputs entered in billions?
Money aggregates are very large, so the calculator labels each input in billions to keep numbers readable. The formulas are simple addition, so the unit only needs to be consistent. Do not mix billions, millions, and raw dollars in the same calculation.

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