Savings & buffers

Track what you have set aside, the cushion you want to keep, and any one-time inflows or costs.

After-tax savings you can use once you leave.

Amount you refuse to touch for peace of mind.

Severance, bonuses, or other cash arriving when you resign.

Moving costs, insurance gaps, or other immediate expenses.

Monthly living costs

Split essentials, commitments, and flexible spending to see your total monthly burn.

Rent, food, utilities, transportation—what keeps life running.

Loans, insurance premiums, family support, tuition, etc.

Leisure, subscriptions, wellness, or other optional spending.

Income after resigning

Include any expected monthly income such as freelancing, unemployment benefits, or partner support.

Side jobs, stipends, or other recurring income you still expect.

Runway overview

See how much cash remains for living expenses and how fast you're burning through it.

Usable funds: 260,000
Monthly costs: 33,000
Monthly income: 5,000

≈ 9 months 8 days of runway

That's about 9.3 months if nothing changes.

Progress toward a 12-month cushion: 9.3 months

Monthly burn after income: 28,000

If income stops you last: 7.9 months

Adjustments & targets

Use these monthly targets to hit common runway milestones.

To reach 3 months

You could add up to 58,667 in monthly spending and still reach it.

To reach 6 months

You could add up to 15,333 in monthly spending and still reach it.

To reach 9 months

You could add up to 889 in monthly spending and still reach it.

To reach 12 months

Trim about 6,333 each month to reach this target.

Post-Resignation Living Expense Runway Calculator – Estimate how long your savings can last after you quit - AntiWork