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How long would your redundancy money actually last?

Three numbers, one rough answer. Not your full picture, just a starting point, so you're not guessing in the dark while you work out what's next.

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This calculator is educational and does not constitute regulated financial advice. The result is a generic illustration based on the figures you enter, not a personalised recommendation or projection of your circumstances. It excludes tax, potential income during your transition, and changes to spending over time. Always consult a qualified financial adviser before making significant financial decisions.