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MoneyStant
Built for Canadians · 2025 tax-ready

Smarter money decisions, instantly.

MoneyStant gives you CRA-aligned tools for tax, net pay, and province comparisons — in a clean, modern dashboard built for everyday Canadians.

Launch Net Pay CalculatorOpen Tax Estimator
✓CRA-aligned 2025 brackets & CPP/EI
✓Province & territory switching
✓No login required · Free

Live example

Example province

Sample salary

$50k$150k

Current: $85,000

MoneyStant tools

One shared CRA-aligned engine powering everything.

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2025 Tax Estimator

Beta

Federal + provincial tax, CPP/EI, and after-tax income for any province.

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Net Paycheque Calculator

New

Weekly, bi-weekly, semi-monthly, or monthly net pay on autopilot.

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Province Comparison

Soon

Side-by-side view of tax and net pay if you move or change offers.

Coming soon

Ask MoneyStant AI about your numbers

Coming soon: a built-in AI assistant that understands your MoneyStant results. Ask things like:

  • • “How much RRSP should I add to drop into the next bracket?”
  • • “If my salary increases by $10,000, what happens to my net pay?”
  • • “Is Ontario or Alberta better for my take-home?”

This block will plug into the same API you already use for taxes and net pay — no extra data entry.

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Based on your Ontario salary of $85,000, your estimated net income is about $60,200 after tax, CPP and EI.
How much RRSP would reduce my tax bill by around $2,000?
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Roughly speaking, an extra RRSP contribution of about $7,000– $8,000 would lower your taxable income enough to save around $2,000 in combined tax. I'd fine-tune that using your real province and brackets.

What early users are saying

Anonymous quotes from real MoneyStant test users.

“I finally understand what happens to my paycheque when I pick up extra shifts — and how much to set aside for tax.”

Family physician · Ontario

“The province comparison made it so much easier to compare job offers from Alberta and BC.”

Healthcare worker · Alberta

“Most calculators stop at tax. MoneyStant shows CPP, EI and net pay in one clean layout.”

Software engineer · British Columbia

MoneyStant notes & updates

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Update

2025 CRA brackets & CPP/EI limits wired in

The tax engine now reflects 2025 federal and provincial/territorial brackets plus updated CPP/EI caps.

Later this can link to a full blog post page.

Roadmap

Upcoming: budgeting and debt tools

Next features include a budget planner, debt snowball visualizations and savings-rate tracking.

Later this can link to a full blog post page.

How-to

Using MoneyStant to compare job offers

A simple workflow to plug in salary, location and RRSP into the same dashboard.

Later this can link to a full blog post page.

Pricing (for later)

MoneyStant tools are free while you build them out.

Current

Free (Builder mode)

Unlimited access to all tools while you prototype, test and get feedback.

Ideal while you iterate on features and UX.

Coming soon

Pro

Save scenarios, upload paystubs, export reports, and integrate with your bank or employer tools.

This card can later link to /pricing when you're ready.

For businesses

Team / API access

Embed MoneyStant calculations into HR portals, clinic onboarding, or financial planning apps.

Keep this as a future SaaS direction.