Tools · Work it out privately

Useful numbers, organised around the decision you are trying to make.

Use the calculators and planners without creating an enquiry. Save useful outputs into your Money Plan, build the position first and ask The Finance Place for human help only when that would actually help.

Self-serve first

Calculate → understand → act.

The point is not to produce a number and abandon you there. The strongest tools feed a wider plan so the result can become a next step.

Available now17 planning toolsPlus the wider Money Plan workspace.
PrivacyNo enquiry requiredUse the tools before deciding whether you want human help.
PurposePlanning, not approvalCalculators do not replace lender criteria, advice or legal/tax assessment.

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Start with the question you actually need to answer.

Test a mortgage what-if scenario, compare commercial property borrowing or challenge the cost of replacing existing debt before you move on to lender criteria or advice.

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Home & property

Plan the cash, borrowing, stress points and purchase costs around a home or property decision.

7 tools
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Business

Compare the cost and cash-flow effect of business finance before moving into the full funding journey.

6 tools
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Everyday money

Understand the monthly position, test resilience and connect spare cash to a goal without assuming every pound has to be allocated.

2 tools
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Borrowing & debt

Understand existing borrowing and compare the monthly-payment versus total-cost trade-off before replacing debt.

1 tool
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Protection

Start with the financial problem you would want cover to solve before thinking about a policy.

1 tool

How The Finance Place uses tools

A calculator should lead somewhere useful.

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Work out the position

Use your own figures privately and change assumptions until you understand what is driving the result.

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Turn it into a plan

Where available, save the useful result into your Money Plan so separate financial decisions start to connect.

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Ask for help when useful

If the next step depends on lender criteria, suitability, tax, legal work or regulated advice, ask The Finance Place for help. Your request comes to TFP first and we will come back to you about the next step.

Your Money Plan

Keep the useful results instead of starting again each time.

The Money Plan is the workspace that brings goals, saved calculations and next actions together. Over time it should become the thread connecting the different parts of your financial life.

The Finance Place tools are for information, organisation and illustrative planning. They are not lender decisions, regulated recommendations, legal advice or definitive tax calculations. Assumptions and rules can change, so use appropriate professional advice where a decision depends on your individual circumstances.