Money tools for the UK
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Methodwise makes capable tools for UK money and life admin. They run in your browser, keep your data on your device, and you buy them once.
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Free versions of the calculators run on this site. Get your answer in seconds. Want the tool that tracks it month after month? That's on Etsy.
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Choose the part of money, work or life that needs a tool, then compare the relevant calculators, apps and printables.
Why Methodwise
Built to stay out of your way
Yours forever
One payment, no renewals. Download it once and it keeps working. No app store, no expiry.
Private by design
Everything runs in your browser. Your numbers never leave your device, because there's no server to send them to.
No subscriptions
No monthly fees, no upsells. The price you see is the only price there is.
No clutter, no nagging
Plain language, no clutter, no nagging. Open it, do the thing, get on with your day.
Made for the UK
HMRC tax years, £ everywhere, real UK rates and rules. Not a US tool with the currency swapped.
Works offline
Once it's open it needs no connection. Use it on the train, on a plane, anywhere.
From the shop
Popular places to start
Four practical tools for teaching, mortgages and household money. Each one is private, bought once and made for the UK.
UK Teacher Planner
Keep the timetable, lessons, markbook, registers, seating plans and parent contacts together for the UK academic year.
UK Mortgage Tracker
Track the balance, interest, overpayments, loan-to-value and fixed-rate end date, with a live payoff forecast.
UK Savings Challenge
Print six savings challenges, including 100-envelope and 52-week routes, with trackers for £500 to £5,000 goals.
UK Annual Budget Planner Pro
Plan accounts, income, bills, savings and debts across the year, with a five-year forecast and UK bank CSV import.
Guides
UK money, explained simply
Short, honest answers to common money questions, each paired with a free calculator.
How is your take-home pay worked out?
Income tax, National Insurance, pension and student loan, on 2026/27 rates.
How much stamp duty will I pay?
How the bands work, for movers, first-time buyers and second homes.
Should I overpay my mortgage?
What it saves, the 10% penalty-free limit, and overpay vs invest.
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