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Can you afford to quit your job?

See how much your business has to bring in to replace your salary and benefits, and how long your savings carry you while it gets there.

Your situation

Rough numbers are fine.

Insurance, pension match, paid phone or car.
Self-employed, you pay both halves (e.g. pension plan, NIB).
Vehicle, insurance, tools, software, accountant.
Rent or mortgage, food, car, debts.
What the business must bring in
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in sales a year to replace your job

Pay and benefits to replace
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Sales needed per month
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Per working week
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Your savings last
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Before personal income tax. Estimate only.

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How the numbers are worked out

To replace = salary + benefits + salary × employer contributions Sales per year = to replace + business costs Savings last = savings ÷ personal costs per month

Questions

Why more than my salary?

Your employer paid for things you no longer see: benefits, its share of payroll contributions, your tools. On your own you pay all of it, plus business costs, before you pay yourself.

How much savings should I have?

Enough to cover your personal costs for the months before the business pays you, plus three months. Starting on the side while still employed lowers the risk a lot.

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