Helpful calculators for your life in Germany.
Estimate income, pension, tax-saving potential, parental allowance, health insurance, emergency reserves and real estate affordability — with practical tools for your financial planning in Germany.
These tools provide estimations only. Your personal situation should always be reviewed individually.
From rough numbers to clear next steps.
Calculators are useful for orientation. German Sherpa helps you understand what the numbers mean for your real financial decisions.
Choose the calculator you need.
Start with a quick estimation and then use the results as a basis for your personal German Sherpa consultation.
Income & pension
Estimate net income, pension points and retirement gaps directly on this page.
Family & protection
Calculate Elterngeld, health insurance orientation, emergency funds and family budgets.
Real estate planning
Estimate your property budget, financing structure and rent-vs-buy orientation.
Net Income Calculator
Estimate your monthly net salary in Germany based on gross income, tax class and adjustable social security assumptions.
- All German tax classes included
- Helpful before salary negotiations
- Works directly on this page
Pension & Points Calculator
Estimate German statutory pension points and get a first feeling for how the system works.
- Understand pension points
- Useful for long-term planning
- Adjust assumptions directly
Tax Saving Scheme Calculator
Estimate how much Rürup / Basisrente contribution may be deductible in 2026 and what your approximate tax refund could look like.
- 2026: 100% deductible within the legal maximum
- 30,826 € for singles
- 61,652 € for jointly assessed spouses / registered partners
What can you afford?
Estimate a possible property purchase price based on your available monthly budget, equity, interest rate and repayment.
- Quick real estate budget orientation
- Includes estimated closing costs
- Non-binding sample calculation
Full Financing Calculator
Estimate monthly payments, special repayments and remaining debt for a simple financing scenario.
- Useful for mortgage preparation
- Includes fixed interest period
- Includes annual special repayments
Elterngeld Rechner
Estimate German parental allowance based on your monthly net income before birth, expected income after birth and your planned Elterngeld months.
- Basiselterngeld and ElterngeldPlus estimate
- Includes sibling bonus
- Includes multiple-birth supplement
GKV vs. PKV Calculator
Estimate whether private health insurance may be worth reviewing and compare a simplified GKV contribution estimate.
- Checks basic PKV review eligibility
- Shows GKV cost orientation
- Highlights family and long-term planning points
Retirement Gap Calculator
Estimate how much private pension capital or monthly savings may be needed to close your retirement income gap.
- Includes inflation assumption
- Shows target retirement capital
- Useful for first retirement planning talks
Rent vs. Buy Calculator
Compare a simplified renting scenario with a property purchase scenario over your planned time horizon.
- Considers equity, loan and closing costs
- Includes rent increase and property appreciation
- Useful for expat buy-or-rent conversations
Emergency Fund Calculator
Estimate a suitable emergency reserve based on monthly fixed costs, job stability, dependents and residence situation.
- Simple liquidity target
- Good first step before investing
- Especially useful for expats in Germany
Family Budget in Germany Calculator
Build a simple monthly family budget and see how much room is left for savings, investing and protection planning.
- Simple monthly cash-flow view
- Shows savings rate
- Helpful before full financial planning
Additional financing check.
Use the additional real estate financing widget for another first orientation before your personal German Sherpa consultation.
Want to understand what the numbers mean?
Use the calculators for orientation — then book your free consultation and get clear next steps for your personal situation in Germany.
Clarity Starts With Structure.
We advise expats who live and work in Germany.

