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The typical working week in the US is 40 hours, but many people work so much more than that. Unfortunately, they are not often compensated for their efforts. This is why we created a simple overtime calculator to help you estimate how much you should be paid for overtime hours.
There are two types of stock: those that pay dividends and those that don’t. Dividends are great; they’re an extra income source in addition to the increased price of the stock you have invested in. You can treat dividends as the company’s appreciation of your trust. You bet your money
For the most part, investments are educated guesses over time. If you guess correctly, you can cash in big time, but if your guess is wrong, you can lose your money. But how do you know if your guess is correct? Well, you don’t, but there are factors you can
Have you ever run an ad campaign with high expectations only for it not to deliver? I did, and it sucks. 😔 But if the campaign was actually successful, how successful it was? Well, this is what my ROAS calculator tells you. Try it out. ROAS Definition Return on Ad
CPM, CPC, CTR, CTA, ABC, ABS, ESP… ohh, I got carried away there! You have to love all the industry acronyms. I will eventually create calculators for all of them, but let’s calculate CPM and CPC for now. CPC and CPM Definition CPC (Cost Per Click) measures the amount you
Is it just me who has this absurd obsession over watching your savings grow every time you put money in? So, you’re saving money by putting some amount aside each month. This regular saving is like an “annuity.” The present value interest factor of annuity (PVIFA) helps us determine how
What do an indie hacker and a mature venture capitalist running a SaaS business have in common? They both dream of making passive income, but one dreams in code and the other in commas! Yes, I know, this is a terrible ChatGPT joke. But actually, they both care about their
Have you ever stood in a store aisle with multiple items in your hands, unsure which offers the best bang for your buck? I know the feeling, so I often refer to price per unit. You can do it, too, as I have made a simple unit price comparison calculator.
Let’s pretend that you sell jeans and diamond rings. I know it is a weird combination, but I need you to help me out here. You increased the price of both products. While jeans sales haven’t dropped at all, the sales of diamond rings plummeted. But how is that possible?
You put a shiny new lemonade stand in front of your house in your neighborhood, selling lemonade for $1 per cup. Lots of neighbors pop by, buy your lemonade, and chat. Then you decide to maximize your profits and increase the price to $3 per cup, and suddenly, all your
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