Salary Increase Calculator
Calculate the new salary after a percentage increase or a flat amount increase. See the difference and percentage change.
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How to use this tool?
This calculator computes your new salary after a raise. You can specify the increase either as a percentage or as a fixed dollar amount.
- Enter your current salary in the “Current Salary ($)” field.
- Provide the increase in one of two ways:
- Enter a percentage in the “Increase (%)” field (e.g.,
5for 5%). - Or enter a fixed dollar amount in the “Increase Amount ($)” field (e.g.,
2000).
- Enter a percentage in the “Increase (%)” field (e.g.,
- Click “Calculate”.
- View the results:
- New Salary – your updated annual salary.
- Increase Difference – the dollar amount added.
- Calculation Details – shows the math used.
All monetary values are in US dollars ($). Enter only positive numbers. The calculator automatically formats results with commas and two decimal places.
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Frequently Asked Questions
To calculate a salary increase, multiply your current salary by the percentage increase (as a decimal) to find the increase amount, then add it to your current salary. Alternatively, add a flat increase amount directly.
If you enter both, the calculator will use the percentage increase by default. You can clear one field to use the other.
Yes, you can enter your current hourly wage as the current salary, and the calculator will give the new hourly wage after the increase.
