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Malaysia finance calculators
Calculate salary, PCB, KWSP, SOCSO, loans, savings, zakat and housing costs from one compact DuitMap directory.
Jump straight to a common category or calculator.
Fast paths for key money decisions — salary, PCB, KWSP, loans, housing, savings, zakat and investment searches.
These calculators have a full English version. Every other tool on this page is in Bahasa Malaysia — the numbers and formulas are identical, only the interface language differs.
All live calculators are grouped so non-payroll categories stay easy to reach.
Net salary, PCB, KWSP, SOCSO, EIS, overtime and payroll-change checks.
Check quotes, EIR, eligibility, comparisons and payoff strategies.
Home affordability, housing loans, LPPSA and MRTA/MRTT protection.
Salary budgeting, emergency funds, savings goals, sinking funds and retirement.
ASB, gold, unit trusts and fixed deposits — estimate costs, compare options and check an investment is legitimate before you commit.
Estimate family protection needs and your insurance or takaful coverage gap.
Car ownership, petrol, EV charging, road tax and vehicle cashflow costs.
Income, savings and fitrah zakat for early checks.
Foreign-exchange costs, Wise, credit cards and cashback returns.
Debt payoff planning and basic instalment checks for existing loans.
Plan study costs, PTPTN or MARA repayments, and the impact of using KWSP savings with figures you can verify.
Document and money tools for freelancers and small businesses, starting with the invoice generator.
Check which aid schemes may match your situation, and work out the per-capita household income most schemes gate on.
Compare prepaid and postpaid plans, and estimate how much data you actually need.
Estate administration routes, asset and debt inventory, nomination checks and planning gaps. Educational tools — not a faraid calculation.
Payroll trust
For salary, PCB, KWSP, SOCSO and EIS calculations, these links explain the sources and important changes.
If you are not sure which category fits, start with these everyday questions.