Australia salary calculator

What-if salary simulator for pay rises and weekly-hours changes

Test how a pay rise or a new weekly-hours setup could change your take-home pay, monthly cash flow, and money plan.

We estimate your base hourly value from your current salary and weekly hours, then apply the new weekly hours you want to test.

What changes

Enter your current salary and weekly hours to compare today vs your projected pay.

You can set the raise and projected hours first. Results will populate once the current salary and weekly hours are entered.

Pay snapshots

Current vs projected pay by period

The same period is highlighted across both tables so the before-and-after comparison stays easy to scan.

Current plan

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Projected plan

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Current highlighted take-home

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Projected highlighted take-home

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Highlighted take-home change

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Raise and hours simulator

Model salary changes before you make a career decision

A pay rise, extra hours, or a new work pattern can look simple on paper but feel different after tax. This simulator turns those scenarios into weekly, monthly, and annual take-home estimates so you can judge the trade-off before you negotiate or accept an offer.

Pay rise impact

Estimate how much of a raise turns into weekly and monthly take-home pay after Australian tax and Medicare levy.

Hours change

Model what happens when your weekly hours increase or decrease while your salary or hourly value changes.

Package planning

Keep super, salary sacrifice, and total package value visible while you test a future role or pay review.

Salary simulator questions

How much of a pay rise do I keep after tax?

The exact amount depends on your taxable income, Medicare levy, salary sacrifice, and pay cycle. The simulator compares current and future take-home pay so you can see the practical difference.

Should I take more hours if my annual pay rises?

Compare the future monthly pay against the extra hours required. A larger annual salary may still be a poor trade if the weekly time cost is high and the after-tax gain is modest.

Use the salary simulator to answer real pay questions

Examples: What changes if you get a $10k raise? What if you move from 38 to 42 hours per week? When you want to compare those results against a second role, move over to thesalary comparison page.