The Exit Number

What you’d need each month to cover what matters, how long your savings would last, and the gap between the two.

What it gives you

• Your Exit Number
• Your monthly floor
• Your runway
• The gap, on income you've actually earned
• The gap, if expected income arrives
• What you'd want set aside first
• Still to save
• Share of your salary you'd need to replace

Three readings of the same arithmetic — conservative, balanced and lean — so you can see what changes when the assumptions change, and decide which one you can actually justify.

What it is not

It is not advice, and it will not tell you to resign. Income you have actually earned and income you are hoping for are never added together, so the gap it shows you is the honest one.

This is educational planning, not regulated financial advice. It does not account for your personal tax position, benefits, pension or debts in detail. Speak to a qualified adviser before making a decision that depends on these figures.

What it costs

€12

Paid once. It stays on your account, and you can change your figures and run it again whenever something moves.

Haven’t done the free Check yet? Start there. It takes about ten minutes, needs no account, and what it learns gets filled in here so you are never asked the same thing twice.