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Banks don’t lend on your salary alone — they cap your EMI at a share of income after existing debts. Find the loan amount you’ll actually be offered.

Buying isn’t always building wealth, and renting isn’t always throwing money away. Compare the real long-run cost of both before you decide.

A 0.3% lower rate can save lakhs — or cost you more once processing fees and tenure are in. Compare total cost, not just the headline EMI.

Prepay, foreclose, or cut the EMI? Each saves a very different amount. See the interest you’d save and the smartest way to use a lump sum.

A step-by-step walk-through that ties it all together — from how much to borrow, to picking a lender, to paying it off years early.

New regime or old? The answer flips depending on your HRA, 80C and home-loan interest. See which one actually saves you more for FY 2026-27.

Your HRA exemption is the lowest of three formulas — not the full allowance. See exactly how much is tax-free and what proof you need.

Section 24, 80C and 80EEA stack up to serious savings on a home loan — but only if you know the limits and the catches. Here’s the full picture.

The extra ₹50,000 NPS deduction under 80CCD(1B) sits on top of your 80C limit — one of the few genuinely additional tax breaks left. Here’s how to use it.

Two colleagues on an identical ₹24 lakh package can end the year more than ₹1 lakh apart in spendable income — without either getting a raise.

Calculate your EMI, then find out what it actually costs you — whether prepaying beats investing, and whether buying beats renting.

Shows both the nominal maturity amount and the inflation-adjusted real value in today’s money — the number most calculators hide.

Add GST to a price or remove GST from a total — with an instant CGST, SGST and IGST breakup. Updated for the GST 2.0 slabs.

Find out what your daily habits are actually costing you — in rupees, years, and things you could have owned instead.

Get your BMI category, healthy weight range, and personalised health insights — in metric or imperial units.