Household calculator · Chapters 17, 19, 24 · Appendix E.7

My Plan

What would the plan's health financing, child allowance, and child-care cap mean for one household? Enter yours. Every assumption is visible and adjustable, and the five buttons reproduce the book's worked families exactly.

This calculator needs JavaScript. The worked examples are in Appendix E.7 of the book.

What the calculator includes — and what it leaves out
Piece of the plan	Included?	Source and treatment
National Health Guarantee financing	Yes	Appendix E.7 conventions: household contribution above 200% of poverty; 4.512% employer contribution attributed to workers in the long run; KFF 2025 premiums.
Universal child allowance	Yes, net	Chapter 19: $300/month under 6, $250/month ages 6–17, minus the 2025 Child Tax Credit it replaces.
Child care 7% cap	Yes	Chapter 24 cap; the zero-to-7% sliding scale is a website schedule that reproduces the book's $80,000 and $35,000 examples.
Work and Security Credit / EITC	No	The book sets a phase-out ceiling (20%) but not a full benefit schedule, so no dollar figure is invented.
General-fund revenue measures	No	Concentrated on capital income, large estates, corporations, and tax preferences; household amounts need data on income sources the calculator does not collect.
Baseline-repair VAT	Optional	Appendix E.9 illustrative design with a per-person rebate; off by default because it is a baseline-repair option, not part of the core package.