Budget
See where R41,700 a month really goes, category by category.
Surplus R1,173Budget, retirement and tax for South Africans - squeezed into one friendly app. Free, private, no salesman. Just your own numbers.
See where R41,700 a month really goes, category by category.
Surplus R1,173Will you have enough at 65? A straight answer, and the fix.
R6.9m → R8.6mFind the RA top-up SARS pays you back for, before 28 Feb.
Save R10,140House, RA, TFSA, car, bond - one number that keeps growing.
R1.32mHow many months could you last? Most people guess wrong.
1.1 of 3 monthsTrack your R46,000 yearly limit so growth stays tax-free.
R34k room leftEvery rand of Thandi's R42,873 take-home, laid out as chunky bars you can actually read.
Salary, spend, savings, what you own and owe. About ten minutes.
One health score out of 100, split into Spend, Save, Borrow and Plan.
Three fixes, each with a rand amount, ranked by what they are worth to you.
Play with Thandi's numbers first, or go straight to yours. Free, private, and nobody will try to sell you anything.
Thandi Mokoena · 38 · Johannesburg · married, 2 kids · tax year 2026/27
!Fair
Bills paid, small surplus
✓GoodEmergency fund 1.1 months
×Needs workDebt repayments 34% of gross
✓GoodRetirement 61% vs 75% goal
!FairAssets R2.94m - liabilities R1.62m (bond R1.48m, car R140k)
back from SARS if you top up your RA by R26,000 before 28 Feb.
Marginal rate 39%. RA cap is 27.5% of R744,000 = R204,600; you have used R60,000.
R86,000 of R204,600 after the top-up
Model it in the demoMove R2,000/month to a money-market account.
+R24,000 a year savedUses unused deduction at your 39% rate.
R10,140 back from SARSClears the R140k loan sooner.
~R18,400 interest saved