Free Personal Finance Tools & Calculators
Budget, invest, and plan ahead — with dedicated tools for halal-conscious investors, all free, no signup required.
Budget Planner
Track your income and expenses to take control of your cash flow.
Launch PlannerNet Worth Calculator
See your total assets minus liabilities for a clear snapshot of your finances.
Calculate Net WorthMortgage Payments
Estimate monthly payments based on interest rate, amortization, and down payment.
Estimate PaymentsInvestment Growth
See how contributions and returns grow over time through compounding.
See GrowthTFSA Room Calculator
Find your available Tax-Free Savings Account contribution room (Canada).
Check My LimitRisk Tolerance
Understand your comfort level with market ups and downs.
Start AssessmentSavings Goal
Set a target and find out how much to save monthly to reach it.
Plan GoalRetirement Calculator
Project your savings growth to see if you’re on track for retirement.
Plan RetirementFinancial Independence (FIRE)
Calculate when you could reach financial independence.
Calculate FIREWithdrawal Sustainability
Estimate how long your savings may last based on withdrawal rate.
Check SustainabilityZakat Calculator
Calculate your Zakat obligations across cash, gold, investments, and other assets.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are ezRizq’s financial tools free?
Yes. Every calculator in this library is completely free, with no signup or account required.
Are these tools only for Muslim users?
No. Most tools here — budgeting, net worth, mortgage, retirement, and investment growth calculators — are built for anyone. Only the Zakat Calculator is specific to Islamic financial obligations.
Is this financial advice?
No. These calculators provide estimates for planning purposes only and are not personalized financial, investment, or tax advice. Consult a licensed professional for advice specific to your situation.
Which tool should I start with?
If you’re new to investing, start with the Budget Planner to understand your cash flow, then the Risk Tolerance Assessment before choosing how to invest.
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