In this section we are directing visitors to calculators we have reviewed. This does not mean to say that all aspects of these calculators are necessarily correct but we think they are the most useful on the web at the moment.

Tax Central tax tools

This is a very useful tax tool containing various different calculators - you can check your payslip and your tax code, check if you are due a tax rebate and if so how much and work out student loan repayments. There are a number of planning calculators such as a pension relief calculator, annuity relief calculator, Inheritance tax calculator. In addition you can find benefit in kind calculators for employees and some investment calculators to help you work out your bank interest & dividends. Finally you can work out what stamp duty or VAT you might have to pay.

Guardian Money calculators

This section contains calculators on comparing who offers best fuel costs e.g gas or electricity, mortgage amount & repayments, pension contributions, loan payments & repayments debt consolidation, savings & looking at what your investments will be worth.

Budget calculator

This is the Financial Services Authority (FSA) budget calculator which is designed to help you manage your money and see if you have a shortfall or surplus of income.

WorkSMART

WorkSMART provides free calculators - a salary checker to see if you are paid what you are worth, an interactive pension calculator and an unpaid overtime calculator.

Child Trust Fund calculator

This calculator allows you to estimate the final value of the Child Trust Fund account when your child turns 18.

Revenue company Car and car fuel benefit calculator

This calculator allows you to calculate the 'benefit in kind' value of a company car and (if appropriate) the car fuel benefit.

State Pension age calculator

This calculator allows you to work out when you will be entitled to receive state pension, how far you are from that date and when you should receive your claim pack.

Legal Aid Calculator

This is a calculator to enable you to work out if you may be financially eligible for CLA-funded help (previously called "civil legal aid"). You need to bear in mind that the results of the calculator cannot be taken as a guarantee that you will receive CLA-funded help.

Worksmart - National Minimum Wage calculator

This is a calculator provided by Worksmart from the TUC. It is intended to work out if you're entitled to the minimum wage, and how much you can expect for the hours you do.

BIS - Department for Business, Innovation & Skills (formerly BERR) Statutory redundancy pay calculator

The calculator shows you how to work out how much statutory redundancy pay you should get if you are entitled to receive it.

DirectGov Benefits Adviser

This calculator is an interactive tool to help you find out if what benefits and tax credits you may be entitled to.

Business link redundancy calculator

Another calculator to help you work out statutory redundancy