We built the tool we
wished existed when we started working
SalaryToSavings.site is a free personal finance calculator platform built for Indian salaried employees — starting with government workers who found retirement planning surprisingly hard to calculate.
When the 8th Pay Commission was announced, millions of central government employees wanted to know one thing: what will my revised salary look like? The answer required understanding fitment factors, pay matrix levels, and DA projections — none of which are explained in plain language anywhere
The same problem exists for gratuity, pension, EPF, and leave encashment. Each benefit is governed by a different act, a different formula, and a different set of assumptions. Calculating them correctly means either hiring a consultant or spending hours cross-referencing government PDFs
We decided to do the hard work once — build calculators that embed the correct formulas, document every assumption, and give anyone a clear, honest estimate in under two minutes. No consultant required.
The name says it simply: everything that sits between your salary and your eventual savings — we want to make that visible
What we stand for
How we got here
A government employee asked a simple question: 'How much gratuity will I get?' Three hours of searching later, they still didn't have a clear answer. That was the spark.
SalaryToSavings.site went live with the 8th Pay Commission Calculator, Gratuity Calculator, and Pension Calculator during the Commission's active consultation phase.
Six retirement tools live. EMI, tax, and investment calculators in active development. A growing community of government employees and HR professionals using the tools.
Home loan EMI, income tax regime comparison, SIP and FD calculators — expanding from retirement-focused to a full personal finance toolkit for every salaried Indian.
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Questions or feedback?
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