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Firefly III: a personal finances manager

A simple command line tool for managing your work hours and the money you make

Pledger.io is a "self hosted" application that helps in keeping track of your personal finances.

A docker image of firefly iii based on alpine compatible with arm32v6 (so Raspberry Pi Zero)

self-hosted personal finance app to plan each paycheck, track spending, save for bigger purchases, and see what’s left to invest.

A React-Navi app for users to calculate the future paycheck date when their goal(s) will be reached.

Calculate the total overtime based on the number of hours worked

This is a Paycheck Calculator where a user can input the time they clocked-in/ clocked-out, and the program will calculate and display the hours worked for the week, how much your paycheck is after taxes, and how much you paid in tax.

Download all your paychecks in PDF from trinet

Personal finances on your terminal

Opensource financial planning app that lets you see where each paycheck is going.

PayFlow: Calculate guilt-free spending from your paycheck. Simple, transparent personal finance calculator built with React & TypeScript.

On a $60,000 salary in Kansas you pay $2,548.31 to the state and keep $47,841.69 a year, about $1,840.06 a fortnight.

Nevada charges no state income tax, so a $60,000 salary keeps $50,390.00 — $2,512.53 more than the same salary in California.

On a $60,000 salary in Georgia you pay $2,491.20 to the state and keep $47,898.80 a year, about $1,842.26 a fortnight.

Wyoming charges no state income tax, so a $60,000 salary keeps $50,390.00 — $2,512.53 more than the same salary in California.

South Dakota charges no state income tax, so a $60,000 salary keeps $50,390.00 — $2,512.53 more than the same salary in California.

The deduction covers only the half of time-and-a-half, capped at $12,500 single and $25,000 joint. On $10,000 of overtime pay, roughly $3,333 qualifies, not the whole $10,000.

On a $60,000 salary in Vermont you pay $1,582.88 to the state and keep $48,807.13 a year, about $1,877.20 a fortnight.

On $60,000 in Texas, $9,610.00 a year is withheld: $5,020.00 federal, $3,720.00 Social Security and $870.00 Medicare.