Zeeshan Abbas
Founder · SGFinanceCalculators.com | MBA (Finance) · MSc | Singapore Finance Specialist
Meet Zeeshan Abbas
Zeeshan Abbas is the founder and lead developer of SGFinanceCalculators.com — Singapore’s most comprehensive free financial calculator hub, with over 300 expert-built tools covering the full spectrum of Singapore personal finance: CPF contributions and retirement planning, IRAS progressive income tax, MAS-regulated lending, HDB property financing, S-REIT investing, Employment Pass eligibility, and everyday cost-of-living budgeting.
He holds an MBA in Finance from UET Lahore and an MSc from the University of Karachi, bringing nearly 20 years of experience across financial analysis, data systems, and operations management. His academic grounding in corporate finance, combined with deep research into Singapore’s regulatory landscape, drives the precision behind every calculator on this platform.
Every tool on SGFinanceCalculators.com is built against primary source data from the CPF Board, IRAS, MAS, HDB, and LTA — with rates, thresholds, and formulas reviewed and updated for 2026. No calculator is published until the underlying math is independently verified and the edge cases (age bands, citizen vs PR vs foreigner rates, salary ceilings, and relief caps) are fully tested.
Singapore Finance Specialisations
Most-Used Tools Built by Zeeshan
How Every Calculator Is Built
Zeeshan’s methodology: Every calculator on SGFinanceCalculators.com starts with primary source research — official CPF Board circulars, IRAS e-Tax guides, MAS policy notices, HDB administrative policies, and LTA fee schedules. Tools are coded in precision JavaScript using Big.js for floating-point accuracy, tested against known Singapore benchmark cases, and independently verified against current 2026 regulatory thresholds before publishing.
No calculator ships until every age band, salary ceiling, citizen/PR/foreigner rate differential, and relief cap has been validated. Content is reviewed and updated whenever the CPF Board, IRAS, or MAS announces rate changes — typically in February (Budget), May, and December each year. Accuracy, transparency, and regulatory compliance are non-negotiable.