Insights Financial Calculators
Understanding your financial position starts with two fundamentals: how your money can grow over time, and how it is used day to day.
These are cornerstone concepts to any financial strategy, helping ensure your day-to-day spending supports the long-term growth to reach your financial goals.
Our calculators are designed to help you explore both sides of that equation.
The Expense Calculator helps bring clarity to household cash flow by mapping where money is currently going. Often, simply seeing expenses clearly is the first step toward better financial decisions.
The Compound Interest Calculator illustrates how capital can grow through time and compounding, and why longer timeframes play such an important role in outcomes.
These tools don’t provide advice or recommendations…we’ll take care of that one on one. They are here to help you build awareness, ask better questions, and understand the mechanics behind common financial concepts.
Understanding your expenses; a foundation of financial clarity
Knowing where your money goes is just as important as knowing how it grows.
Our expense calculator is designed to help you map your regular household expenses and see how they add up over time. It can highlight spending patterns that are often overlooked and provide a clearer picture of your ongoing cash flow.
Understanding expenses creates a strong foundation for informed decisions, whether that’s managing day-to-day living costs, planning ahead, or improving financial flexibility over time.
Use this calculator as a practical way to bring visibility and structure to your household expenses, and to identify surplus cash flow that can be put towards long term growth.
Household Cashflow Calculator
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Housing (Monthly)
Entertainment (Monthly)
Transport (Monthly)
Individual Expenses (Monthly)
Tax Deductible Expenses (Monthly)
Other Loan Repayments (Monthly)
Dependants (Monthly)
Net Household Income (Monthly)
Household Cashflow Summary
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This calculator is factual and educational only and does not provide financial advice.
The Rule of 72 – a key concept in growing your wealth
How long does it take may money to double?
The rule of 72 is a simple way to estimate this; simply divide 72 by the expected annual return. For example, if you achieve a 10% annual return, an investment will double in approximately 7.2 years.
To maintain your purchasing power and outpace inflation you need your investments to grow – bank interest alone simply isn’t enough. Growth assets can help you achieve this although they may involve volatility, which makes diversification and time frames especially important.
At Viewon, we can help identify appropriate strategies to put this concept into practice. Use the calculator to explore the impact of time and compounding, an to get a feel for the power of long-term investing.
Compound Interest Calculator
Calculated daily. Results shown gross (before tax).