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Simple Financial Calculators for the UK

Free tools to help you understand savings, ISAs and investments — with transparent maths and up-to-date UK rules.

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Your ISA plan

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20 years
Estimated balance after 20 years Growth share —
£—
You invested£—
Investment growth£—
Within the £20,000 ISA annual allowance for the 2026/27 tax year.
Contributions Growth (incl. LISA bonus)
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Thresholds reference official GOV.UK sources and state the tax year they apply to.

Frequently asked questions

Is Casvia free?
Yes. All calculators are free, require no sign-up and store no data. Everything is computed locally in your browser.
Do you collect or sell my data?
No. Casvia has no tracking scripts, no analytics and no server. The numbers you enter never leave your device. See our Privacy policy.
Why does the ISA calculator mention a tax year?
UK ISA rules are set per tax year (6 April – 5 April). The calculator uses the 2026/27 allowance of £20,000 and flags upcoming changes, so the figures stay current.
Are these results financial advice?
No. These are educational tools. Returns are hypothetical and assume a constant rate — they do not include fees, taxes on non-ISA accounts, or market volatility. See our Disclaimer.
What return rate should I use?
It depends on the ISA. Cash ISAs currently pay interest in the low single digits; Stocks & Shares ISAs have historically returned more over the long term but come with risk. Try 4%, 5% and 7% presets to compare.