See how the proposals would affect you
Free, no-sign-up calculators that turn UK party proposals into a number for your household — how a proposed tax, benefit or allowance change would actually land on your finances. Every one uses real, published figures and shows its working.
Every party's impact on you
Your income, home and family vs every party's proposals — one form, five answers.
Take-home pay
Your salary after tax, NI, student loan and pension — and what each party would change.
Income tax
How much income tax you'll pay this year, with UK and Scottish bands.
National Insurance
Employee and self-employed NI on your earnings this year.
Dividend tax
Your dividend tax at the new 10.75% and 35.75% rates — and what April's rise costs you.
Pay rise
How much of a raise you actually keep once tax, NI and lost allowances bite.
Salary after tax (browse all)
Ready-made after-tax breakdowns for hundreds of salaries — find yours.
£20,000 tax-free allowance
Your income-tax saving under a £20,000 personal allowance.
National Insurance rise
What full-rate NI above £50,270 would cost higher earners.
Stamp duty
Your SDLT bill on a purchase today — and each party's plan to cut it.
Council tax
Your band, your bill — and how it compares with the taxes that could replace it.
Mansion tax
Will your home pay the £2,500–£7,500 High Value Council Tax Surcharge?
Mortgage repayments
Monthly repayments, total interest and the effect of overpaying.
Andy Burnham's property tax
Would the Fairer Share 0.48% proportional property tax raise or lower your annual bill?
Prosperity 2030 property tax
Your home under council tax, the 0.48% PPT and the 1% Prosperity 2030 tax.
Abolish stamp duty
Your SDLT saving if stamp duty is scrapped on main homes.
Stamp duty cut
Your saving under Reform's 0% / 2% / 4% stamp duty bands.
State pension tax
Will your state pension be taxed this year — and how much?
State pension age
When you can claim, from your date of birth — including the rise to 68.
Pension pot
What your pot could pay each year in retirement — and how long it lasts.
Triple Lock Plus
Would your state pension stay tax-free under a higher pensioner allowance?
Child benefit
Your child benefit this year — and the high-income charge if you earn over £60,000.
Marriage allowance
Are you owed £252 a year — and up to four years' backdating?
Scrap the two-child limit
The extra Universal Credit your family would get, after the taper.
PIP award amounts
What the 2026/27 PIP rates pay, as the Timms Review weighs an overhaul.
Reverse school-fees VAT
The 20% VAT you'd save if it's removed from private school fees.
Capital gains tax
CGT on shares or property at today's rates — and the party plans to change them.
Inheritance tax
Your estate's IHT bill with the nil-rate bands and reliefs applied.
Wealth tax: would it hit you?
Test your household against the wealth-tax thresholds being proposed.
Green wealth tax
Check whether the Greens' 1% / 2% wealth tax would apply to you.
Capital gains at income rates
Compare today's CGT with the Green plan's income-tax rates.
Capital gains tax reform
Compare today's CGT with the Lib Dems' 20/40/45% bands.
Electricity VAT cut
VAT on electricity goes to 0%. The headline is £45 — see what you actually keep.
Energy bills
Your bill under the current price cap — and the proposed levy savings.
Student loan
When your loan will be paid off — or written off — on your salary.
Corporation tax cut
What a company saves as the rate falls from 25% to 20% or 15%.
Defence spending share
How much of your tax funds defence, now and at 2.7% of GDP.
Figures are estimates using current published rates, for general information only — not financial advice. Prefer the big picture? Compare every proposal or take the quiz.