All 84 Free Calculators

Every calculator on SeniorGovBenefits.com, organized by category. No signup required, built on official government data.

Social Security

These tools cover the decisions around claiming: when you reach full retirement age, what your check would be at different ages, and what a spouse, survivor or divorced spouse can receive. Others deal with working while you collect, taxes on benefits, and the disability programs, SSDI and SSI. If you are not sure where to begin, start with the Full Retirement Age Calculator.

Medicare

Use these to check when you can enroll, what Medicare will cost you, and whether your income adds a surcharge. They also compare Original Medicare with Medicare Advantage, Medigap plans and Part D drug plans, and check whether you qualify for help with premiums and drug costs. If you are new to Medicare, start with the Eligibility Checker.

Medicaid

For older adults, Medicaid questions are mostly about long-term care. These tools check income and asset limits, the look-back period for gifts, what a spouse at home can keep, and what care costs in your state. The rules differ by state, so treat each result as an estimate and confirm it with your state Medicaid office.

Income & Food Assistance

These check whether your household qualifies for SNAP and other programs based on income, and help you find meal programs near you. The FPL Benefits Screener compares your income with the limits for several programs at once.

Housing

Tools for lowering what it costs to stay housed: rental assistance, subsidized senior housing, property tax relief and home repair grants, plus an estimate of what a reverse mortgage could pay.

Utility & Energy

Help with energy, phone and internet bills. These check eligibility for LIHEAP, weatherization and Lifeline, and explain the protections against having your utilities shut off.

Veterans Benefits

For older veterans and their surviving spouses. These estimate VA Pension, Aid and Attendance, disability compensation and survivor benefits, and show which burial benefits apply.

Tax Benefits

Tax breaks that start or grow at 65, such as the extra standard deduction and the Credit for the Elderly or Disabled. Other tools cover state taxes on retirement income, required minimum distributions and early withdrawal penalties.

Resources & Locators

Locators and checkers for help that is run locally: Medicare counseling, legal aid, caregiver support, transportation, and programs for relatives raising children.