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Corporate Escape Timeline

Readiness Studio

Input your values below — what you've saved, what you earn and spend — and see exactly when you can go solo.

Tune your plan

How risk averse are you?

Quite a bit = 12 months of costs saved

How we counted

Savings needs to cover $3,250 a month for 12 months, plus a 15% cushion — that's $44,850.

1

What your side business really covers

Your side business brings in $4,500 a month, and you keep half of it — $2,250. That already pays part of your $5,500 in living costs, so savings only has to carry $3,250 a month on its own.

2

Multiply by 12 safety months

You picked Quite a bit on how risky going solo feels, which sets the net at $3,250 × 12 = $39,000.

3

Add a cushion for real life

Life never stays exactly on budget, so we add 15% for surprises — $39,000 → $44,850.

4

Take away what you've already saved

$44,850 − $5,000 = $39,850 — that's the gap left to fill.

5

Divide by what you save each month

You put aside $2,750 a month right now, which fills the gap in 1 year and 3 months.

Your runway

You're 1 year and 3 months from going solo.

Based on a 12-month safety net plus a 15% cushion. You're putting aside $2,750 every month.

Savings progress11%
$5,000 savedGoal $44,850

You need saved

$39,000

Monthly savings

$2,750

This is not financial advice. Corporate Escape Timeline is a planning companion — all estimates are for guidance only.