I am Aleksandr Grigorjev and I live in Estonia. I built all three calculators for myself first. I have a floating-rate mortgage tied to the six-month Euribor, and I wanted to see more than an approximate payment: what actually happened to the rate since 1999, and what would happen to mine if that history repeated. The salary one exists for the same reason — working out how the tax-free minimum splits between two jobs turned out to be unexpectedly hard. The electricity one came third, from the same question in a different shape: is the exchange price actually dearer than a fixed package, or does it only feel that way?
I am not a bank, a broker or a financial adviser. There are no ads, no sign-up and no tracking: everything is computed in your browser, and the numbers you type never leave your computer. The Euribor history updates automatically at the start of each month; tax rates follow the law.
If you find an error, the numbers do not match your bank, or a calculator you need is missing — write to me, I read everything.
Besides the calculators, building software is what I do for a living: websites, applications and the internal tools a company runs on, plus the automation that removes the repetitive parts. If you have something like that on your hands — here is what I can help with.
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