Free job loss planning tool
If your job ends, how long will your money last?
Enter your savings and monthly bills. FakePip shows how many months you can manage and what to do next.
Choose your situation
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Example result
Your money could last
Savings only
6.4 months
With severance
8.1 months
Your result also includes key dates and a simple action plan.
How it works
Three simple steps.
Add your numbers
Savings, income, and essential bills.
See your time
Find out how many months your money may last.
Get your plan
See what to do now and what to prepare next.
Common questions
Questions people often ask.
What is a PIP (Performance Improvement Plan)?
A PIP is a formal plan from your employer. It gives you goals and a deadline, often 30, 60, or 90 days. At the end, you may stay in the job or leave the company.
Does being put on a PIP mean I'm getting fired?
Not always. Some people pass a PIP and stay. Because the outcome is uncertain, it helps to know your finances, keep records, and explore other jobs early.
Do I get severance if I'm terminated after a PIP?
It depends on your contract, employer, and local law. FakePip shows your result with no severance and with the amount you expect, so you can compare both.
What happens to my work visa if I lose my job?
You may have limited time to find another sponsor, change your status, or leave the country. Rules vary by visa and country, so speak with a qualified immigration lawyer early. This is general information, not legal advice.
Can I use this if I'm not on a PIP?
Yes. Choose “I was laid off” or “I'm planning ahead.” You will get the same money calculation with guidance suited to your situation.
What is financial runway?
Financial runway is how many months your savings can cover your essential bills if your income stops. FakePip calculates it using the values you enter.
Know your number before you need it.
It takes about two minutes. No account required.