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Pay Raise Calculator

Enter your current salary and your raise (as a % or $) to see your new pay.

$per year
%
New salary
$63,000.00
+$3,000.00 a year (5%)
BeforeAfterIncrease
Per hour$28.85$30.29+$1.44
Per week$1,153.85$1,211.54+$57.69
Every 2 weeks$2,307.69$2,423.08+$115.38
Per month$5,000.00$5,250.00+$250.00
Per year$60,000.00$63,000.00+$3,000.00

Before tax. See the raise after tax in the paycheck calculator.

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Salary increase calculator table

Current salary+3% raise+5% raise+10% raise
$40,000$41,200
+$100.00/mo		$42,000
+$166.67/mo		$44,000
+$333.33/mo
$50,000$51,500
+$125.00/mo		$52,500
+$208.33/mo		$55,000
+$416.67/mo
$60,000$61,800
+$150.00/mo		$63,000
+$250.00/mo		$66,000
+$500.00/mo
$75,000$77,250
+$187.50/mo		$78,750
+$312.50/mo		$82,500
+$625.00/mo
$100,000$103,000
+$250.00/mo		$105,000
+$416.67/mo		$110,000
+$833.33/mo
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Frequently asked questions

How do I calculate a pay raise?

Multiply your current salary by the raise percentage and add it on. A 5% raise on $60,000 is $60,000 × 0.05 = $3,000, for a new salary of $63,000.

How do I work out my raise as a percentage?

Divide the increase by your old salary and multiply by 100. Going from $60,000 to $64,500 is a $4,500 increase: 4,500 ÷ 60,000 × 100 = 7.5%.

What is a good raise?

Many US employers budget around 3% to 4% for annual merit raises. A raise below the inflation rate means your pay buys less than before. Promotions and job changes often bring 10% or more.