Inflation Savings Calculator

Moneysherpa savings tool

Calculate Your Savings

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The average Irish smoker spends €2.2K & drinker €2K pa
The average Irish household spends €5K pa on groceries
15.2kWh
5kWh30kWh
The average home in Ireland uses 15.2kWh of energy pa
€780
€120€1200
The majority of Irish households pay €780 a year
The average household spends €11K pa on credit cards
ECB rate tracker or new mortgage (last 5 years)
€0
€0€5000
The average mortgage is €1,053 or rent €1,449 a month
Almost half of Irish households don’t have a pension
€38.4K
€5K€200K
The average individual income is €38.4K per year

Savings

per year illustrative only

€
per year based on your details

What next? 

 Although the calculations above are only indicative, they do show how much you could save to help beat rising costs .   

Go to our savings tips guide here to see how you make these savings and more, or if you want to get saving straight away check out our mortgage switcher calculator here.

Meet the moneysherpa team

Mark is a qualified finance & media professional and Irish business veteran. Mark founded moneysherpa to help Irish consumers by bringing those worlds together with straightforward guidance and support.
Mark Coan (CBD, LIB)
Mark Coan (CBD, LIB)Founder
Joe is the architect of our tech stack which powers our customer tools. Joe makes sure our tech works hard for our customers.
Dr Joe Connolly (PhD)
Dr Joe Connolly (PhD)CTO
Daire is a qualified financial advisor working with customers everyday to help them buy their dream home and save money.
Daire McConnon (QFA)
Daire McConnon (QFA)Mortgage Sherpa
Petrina is an experienced qualified mortgage advisor, before joining the team she was branch lead for PTSB in her native North Dublin. She gets a kick everyday from helping our customers!
Petrina Malcolm
Petrina MalcolmCustomer Sherpa Lead
Gavin hails from north Dublin, has over a decade's experience working with mortgage lenders, boundless enthusiasm and a passion for helping our customers.
Gavin O'Callaghan
Gavin O'CallaghanCustomer Sherpa

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