Household budget · any country
Pick where you live, put your real numbers in, and see what is left at the end of the month — shown in your own currency.
A rough rule of thumb: half your take-home pay on needs, a third on wants, a fifth to savings and paying down debt. It will not fit everyone — in a high-rent city or a high-inflation economy the needs share is often far larger — but it is a fast way to see which part of your budget is doing the stretching.
Left over each month
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Every Purse is a free household budget calculator that works in your own currency. Choose your country and every figure is shown the way money is written where you live — ¥1,250 in Japan, 1.250 € in Germany, ₦1,250 in Nigeria, CHF 1'250 in Switzerland. Sixty-one countries are supported.
The quick check compares your spending against the 50/30/20 guideline — roughly half your take-home pay on needs, a third on wants, a fifth to savings and debt. It is a rule of thumb rather than a rule; in an expensive city or a high-inflation economy the needs share is usually far larger, and seeing by how much is the useful part.
The detailed budget works through the month line by line — housing, food, transport, care, debt, savings — and shows what is left over, what each category costs you as a share of income, and what the yearly picture looks like. It includes the lines many calculators leave out, such as money sent to family and regular giving.
There is no account, no sign-up and no server. Everything you type is worked out in your own browser and saved only on your own device. Nobody else who opens this page sees your figures — not other visitors, and not us. You can close the tab and come back later, and install it to your home screen to use it with no connection at all.