Make smarter Malaysian money decisions
Calculate salary, EPF, loans, housing, hire purchase and invoices with clear formulas, sources and printable reports.
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Pick a starting point. Every tool shows the formula, sources and a printable report.
Check my take-home salary
See your net salary after EPF, SOCSO, EIS and PCB.
Open Salary CalculatorProject my salary & EPF growth
See how your income and future savings can grow over time.
Open Growth PlannerCompare loan repayments
Understand flat rate, reducing balance, housing and hire purchase.
Compare LoansCreate an invoice or quotation
Generate a clean Malaysian business document with print/PDF.
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Built for Malaysian rules. Grouped by what you're trying to figure out.
Work & Salary
Salary Calculator Malaysia
Gross to net take-home pay with EPF, SOCSO, EIS and PCB.
Open toolSalary Growth Calculator
Project your salary 1–20 years with promotions and raises.
Open toolEPF Growth Calculator
Project your KWSP / EPF retirement savings year by year.
Open toolEPF / SOCSO / EIS Calculator
Statutory contributions for employees and employers.
Open toolLoans & Housing
Personal Loan Calculator
Flat rate vs reducing balance, monthly instalment and total cost.
Open toolHousing Loan Calculator
DSR, stress test, amortisation and pay-faster simulation.
Open toolHire Purchase Calculator
Flat-rate HP with effective rate (IRR) and early settlement.
Open toolPopular Malaysian money guides
Simple explanations for salary, EPF, loans, housing and invoices.
How to calculate take-home salary in Malaysia
Gross pay minus EPF, SOCSO, EIS, PCB and other deductions equals your monthly take-home.
EPF, SOCSO and EIS explained for Malaysian employees
EPF is retirement savings. SOCSO covers workplace injury. EIS covers loss of employment.
How much will my salary grow in 5 years?
At 5% annual growth, RM5,000 becomes ~RM6,381 in five years. Promotions accelerate this further.
Flat rate vs reducing balance loan calculation
Flat rate charges interest on the original loan each year. Reducing balance charges on the outstanding amount.
How to calculate car loan instalment in Malaysia
Most Malaysian car loans use flat rate. Instalment = (Loan + Interest) / Months.
How to create a proper invoice in Malaysia
A proper Malaysian invoice has a unique number, your business details, customer details, line items, totals and bank info.
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