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Grow your household’s wealth, one honest number at a time.

Budget, retirement and SARS tax calculators that speak Rand. Each one ends on a single verdict and the one next step that moves it.

No product salesSARS 2025/26 tablesTwo-pot ready
EXAMPLE: THANDI, 3839 / 100

Seven tools. One set of household numbers.

Every tool opens on an executive summary: one verdict, a handful of numbers, and what to do next. The figures below are our example household — Thandi, 38.

Budget

See where every Rand goes and what is left at month-end.

R 2 900Thandi’s monthly surplus
Open Budget →

Retirement

Am I on track — and what a two-pot withdrawal really costs.

39/100Thandi’s on-track score
Check my track →

Tax

SARS income tax and PAYE on your salary, worked out line by line.

R 30 604Thandi’s take-home of R 38 000
Check my PAYE →

Tax-free savings

Use your R46 000 a year TFSA allowance and see what it grows to by retirement.

Open TFSA →

Emergency fund

How many months your savings would carry you if the salary stopped.

Check my cushion →

Bond affordability

What you can borrow at prime, and what the repayment does to your budget.

Check my bond →

Debt payoff

Snowball versus avalanche on your actual debts: which to clear first, and when you are free.

Plan my payoff →
One profile

All seven, one set of numbers

Enter your household once and every tool starts from the same salary, spending and savings.

Open MaxWealth →

How it works

No account, no email, no sales call. Just your numbers.

1

Answer a few questions

Each tool asks only what it needs — three to seven numbers. No sign-up, ever, to see your result.

2

Land on your summary

You arrive straight on your own executive summary, saved to our database as a guest - nothing is kept in your browser.

3

Read the verdict

One score, the numbers behind it, and the single next step that moves it.

Calculations, never sales.

MaxWealth works out what your numbers mean. It never names a fund, a retirement annuity, a policy or a bank — so nobody is paying us to nudge you.