Dhanasekar

Dhanasekar is the independent developer behind MoneyFlowPlan. He built the site as a personal project after finding existing free finance calculators inaccurate, ad-heavy, or country-locked.

Methodology: every calculator on the site uses the standard published formula (EMI amortisation, compound interest, future-value, present-value). Each calculator is tested against worked examples published by the relevant central bank (Federal Reserve, Bank of England, RBA, Bank of Canada) before it ships. Rate data is sourced from those same central banks and refreshed monthly. The underlying test suite covers over 100 cases including edge conditions.

Editorial approach: explanatory articles are drafted with AI assistance, then manually reviewed for factual accuracy, source citations, and plain-English clarity. Anything quoting a rate, threshold, or tax rule is cross-checked against the official source.

Responsibility & corrections: Dhanasekar is solely responsible for the site's technical operation, calculation accuracy, and editorial decisions. If you spot a mathematical error, an outdated rate, or a factual inaccuracy in any article, use the contact form and it will be corrected and acknowledged. MoneyFlowPlan is not regulated by the FCA, CFPB, ASIC, or FCAC and does not offer financial advice.