About Daily Math Hub

Daily Math Hub publishes 17 calculators. They cover compound interest, a SIP and a step-up SIP, a lump sum, a fixed deposit, a recurring deposit, a withdrawal plan, a loan payment, a savings goal, dates and working days, age, an adult BMI, a percentage, a tip, and a restaurant check.

Who publishes this: Daily Math Hub, at www.dailymathhub.com. There is no named adviser and no mailing address. The pages are reference calculations, not a fund, a bank, or a clinic. How a figure is produced is on how the math works: the formula, the day-count, and the assumption that would make a bank or a fund statement disagree.

Most calculator sites print a result and stop. These pages also print the formula, name each symbol, load a worked example into the form, and say the assumption that would make another site disagree. A deposit at the end of the month and a deposit at the start of the month are not the same calculation, even when the amount and the rate match. That difference is written down in how the math works.

Nothing you type is sent to a server. The arithmetic runs in the browser. The only thing stored on your device is the currency symbol you picked, so a later visit still shows dollars, rupees, or yen. There is no account.

These pages are not advice. A future-value figure is not a forecast of a market. An EMI is not a loan offer. A BMI is a screening index for adults, not a diagnosis, and it is not adjusted for age, muscle, or pregnancy. A 29 February birthday is observed on 28 February in other years because that is the convention stated on the age page, not because a statute says so.

If a result looks wrong, the useful check is the assumption under the form, then the worked example, then the formula. If those three still disagree with a bank or a fund statement, the usual causes are a different day of the month, a fee, tax, or an APY where this site used a nominal rate divided by 12.

What the site does with a visit is on the privacy page. A note about a wrong figure goes through the contact form. There is no mailing address on the site.