Find how many months you can survive after job loss using savings, EMI, rent, family expenses and emergency cuts.
The simulator converts your inputs into a practical score, a primary estimate, warning level and action tips. Green means the plan is broadly comfortable, amber means it needs review, and red means the decision may create avoidable stress.
This is an estimate, not a guarantee. The formulas use India-focused defaults, common budgeting limits, compounding, inflation and practical stress factors. Change assumptions to compare another scenario.
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A practical target is 3 to 6 months, and more if EMIs, dependents or job-market risk are high.
Yes. Severance is added to liquid savings for survival runway.
Yes. EMIs continue during job loss unless restructured, so they are part of monthly burn.
Cut discretionary spends, pause non-essential subscriptions, increase side income and avoid new debt.
No. It is a budgeting estimate for emergency planning.
This page provides educational estimates only. Real costs can vary by city, vendor, bank terms, inflation, family situation and product choices. Do not treat the output as financial, legal, medical or construction advice.