How to calculate cash flow
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Getting your spending under control and in line with your income is an essential element to building a strong financial future. Analyze your spending (including what you put on a credit card) each month to make sure your cash flow is greater than what you spend. Once you've got that under control, consider placing what extra you have every month in savings. You'll never know when you'll need it, and it’s better to take money out of a savings account to pay for unanticipated expenses rather than adding it to a credit card balance.

Use this calculator to calculate your cash flow.

Change the numbers in each input field by entering a new number or adjusting the sliders. After entering your data into each input field, the calculator results will automatically update the summary statement and chart.

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The calculations provided by this calculator are based entirely on the information you enter, including any savings rate or expected rate of return. These calculations do not reflect the terms available for any Regions savings or other deposit accounts. Find out more about Regions savings accounts.

The calculations provided by this calculator are based entirely on the information you enter, including any savings rate or expected rate of return. These calculations do not reflect the terms available for any Regions savings or other deposit accounts. Find out more about Regions savings accounts.

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