Media resources
EverydayCalc media resources
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This page collects reusable, citation-ready EverydayCalc resources for journalists, publishers, educators, and researchers. Each resource keeps its assumptions, effective date, visible table, and download together.
EverydayCalc is an independently published calculator library. Basic calculator use does not require an account. Please preserve the stated assumptions and link to the canonical resource so readers can check updates.
For corrections or media questions, contact theavgdevs@gmail.com.
Latest citable resources
- 2026 Take-Home Pay by State — Original 50-state analysis with methodology, downloadable CSV, and reusable charts.
- Hourly Wage to Salary Chart — Crawlable $10–$100 gross-pay reference with matching CSV and citation controls.
Available data and charts
- 2026 Take-Home Pay by State: an original 50-state comparison at $50,000, $75,000, and $100,000 with a shared calculation engine, methodology, charts, and CSV.
- Hourly Wage to Salary Chart: a crawlable $10–$100 reference table with matching CSV, checked examples, formula, and citation controls.
- Calculator charts: printable planning references that link back to the exact calculators and visible assumptions at /charts/.
Reuse guidance
- You may quote a small portion of a table or chart with clear EverydayCalc attribution and a link to the canonical page.
- Do not remove assumptions, turn gross-pay figures into take-home-pay claims, or imply endorsement, certification, or professional advice.
- Download data from the resource page rather than copying a stale third-party version.
Publisher facts
- Publisher: EverydayCalc.org.
- Focus: transparent calculators, charts, and planning explainers.
- Public contact: theavgdevs@gmail.com.
- Corrections: include the page URL, input or row, expected value, and supporting source.