Estimate room from age, residency, deposits, withdrawals, and annual limits.
Canadian Tools for Money and Planning
Explore Canooq tools for Canadian finance, savings, income, investing, mortgages, newcomers, homeowners, travel, cars, taxes, and professional planning.
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Finance
Work through account room, debt, tax, and other money decisions with the numbers in front of you.
Work out how much RRSP room you have left this year, then see what a contribution actually refunds and what it costs you after tax.
See how your income and net worth compare with Canadians overall and people in your age group.
Compare debt avalanche and debt snowball payoff timelines across up to three debts.
Track FHSA contributions by year and estimate remaining room using the $8,000 annual room, $40,000 lifetime limit, and carry-forward rules.
Savings
See what your cash flow can support and how recurring costs, buffers, and contributions add up over time.
Answer one question at a time and get your next recommended Canadian money action.
Compare monthly after-tax income with rent, essentials, savings, and setup costs using the same planning model as the city affordability calculator.
Estimate your emergency fund target and how long it may take to reach it.
Check Canadian subscription prices, choose your plan tiers, and estimate your monthly, yearly, and five-year subscription cost.
Income & Salary
Compare pay, payroll deductions, benefits, and employment decisions using take-home income instead of headline salary.
Find Canadian benefits, credits, and support programs you may be eligible to check.
Estimate Canadian take-home pay after federal tax, provincial tax, CPP or QPP, and EI or QPIP deductions.
Compare Canadian take-home pay across provinces and territories using salary, payroll deductions, and simplified tax assumptions.
Estimate Canadian federal tax, provincial tax, CPP, EI, and after-tax income using simplified 2026 assumptions.
Convert an hourly wage into annual, monthly, weekly, and approximate after-tax income.
Estimate statutory minimum and common law severance ranges in Canada using a simplified model.
Investing
Test long-term growth, retirement timing, and income scenarios with editable assumptions you can make your own.
Project how an investment may grow from starting money, monthly contributions, time, and return assumptions.
See how much money a month you would have if you stopped working at a given age, split into savings, CPP, OAS, and pension, with the CPP-at-60-65-70 trade-off costed out.
Enter what you earn, what you spend, and what you have invested to see the earliest age you can retire in Canada and the annual spending your money supports for life, with CPP, OAS, RRSP, TFSA, and income tax included.
Estimate the portfolio needed for a dividend-income target, then model Canadian eligible or non-eligible dividend tax treatment by account type.
Compare mortgage payments, affordability, and the long-term cost of renting versus buying.
Estimate how much home you may afford in Ontario, BC, Alberta, Quebec, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Atlantic Canada, and the territories using income, debt, down payment, rates, owner costs, and mortgage affordability ratios.
Compare renting and buying over time using a simplified net worth model.
See what selling costs after a few years of ownership, and whether you would walk away with less than you put in.
Estimate a monthly Canadian mortgage payment from home price, down payment, rate, and amortization.
Estimate renovation returns, ownership costs, rebates, home-energy savings and major household decisions.
Estimate whether rooftop solar and an optional battery will save money, and find your break-even year.
Compare renovation costs, confirmed rebates, energy savings, payback and NPV.
Estimate suite construction cash flow, financing, vacancy, tax and break-even rent.
Compare rental payments with owned tank, tankless and heat-pump water-heater costs.
Estimate Level 1 or Level 2 installation and home-charging costs.
Estimate installed window cost, affected energy savings and payback.
Check potential federal, Ontario and Nova Scotia new-home rebates using effective-dated rules.
Newcomer Essentials
Plan the practical money, paperwork, and settlement decisions that come with moving to or building a life in Canada.
Calculate every Express Entry CRS factor, test improvements, and compare recent official draw cutoffs.
Estimate counted days toward Canadian citizenship physical presence using PR time, eligible pre-PR time, absences, and excluded sentence periods.
Compare income, rent, essentials, and setup costs to classify how affordable a Canadian city may feel.
Estimate a practical relocation cost range for moving to Canada.
See which common credit factors are helping or hurting and get a prioritized improvement plan without a fabricated score.
Cars & Transportation
Estimate the real cost of owning and using a car, from fuel to recurring running costs.
Estimate monthly and annual car costs using official Canadian fuel consumption ratings.
Compare leasing, financing, and paying cash for the same vehicle after interest, tax, fees, and resale value.
Travel Planning
Check the passes, parking, reservations, and timing details that can make a Canadian trip run more smoothly.
Find hard-to-book park passes, parking reservations, shuttles, and daily vehicle permit windows.
Professional Tools
Model online income and browse Canadian business software for the work you are building.
Discover and compare top Canadian SaaS companies.
Find Canadian grants, loans, tax credits, advisory programs, and business support from official records.
Estimate possible AdSense revenue from monthly page views, content category, region, and page RPM assumptions.
Project subscription app revenue, active subscribers, platform fees, acquisition costs, operating costs, taxes, and net profit.
Just for Fun
Money toys with real numbers behind them, built to be played with rather than planned around.
Replay your usual lottery numbers across years of draws and see what they would have won and cost.
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Practical pathways
Keep going by journey
Newcomer setup
Move from arrival tasks to banking, credit, housing, phone service, taxes, and a workable first-month plan.
Saving money
Build a monthly plan, reduce recurring costs, prepare an emergency buffer, and choose the next useful money step.
Housing
Compare affordability, prepare rental documents, estimate moving costs, and understand the rent-versus-buy trade-off.
Documents
Create practical Canadian letters, checklists, employment records, rental documents, and organized admin files.