Example Financial Resilience Report

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Understand which shock puts the most pressure on your finances, and what could make a difference.

Example household results — not your finances

A read-only Financial Resilience Report using the demonstration household and default shock assumptions.

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Example household · Four shocks · 12-month outlook

Most damaging shock: Job loss
First projected cash shortfall: Month 4
Indicative resilience · Job loss: 62/100 · Moderate

Job loss puts the greatest pressure on this household’s cash reserves under these assumptions, reaching -$200. That negative balance represents a funding gap; investments are not sold to cover it.

Most damaging means lowest cash balance; ties use the largest ending-cash loss versus baseline. The assessment is for that shock, not an overall rating or financial advice.

One household. Four financial shocks.

Example cash balances over 12 months · AUD · investments are not used to cover shortfalls.

What Could Change?

Explore how more cash savings, lower living costs, additional income or smaller debt repayments could affect your runway. Compare the same shock before and after hypothetical changes.

Example: Job loss with $3,000 additional savings and $300 lower monthly living costs.

Before changes

Lowest projected cash

-$200

First cash shortfall: Month 4

After example changes

Lowest projected cash

$4,000

First cash shortfall: None in 12 months

Illustrative changes only, not recommendations. Paid reports include adjustable assumptions, projections up to 60 months and detailed monthly balances.

Educational hypothetical results, not predictions or personalised financial advice. Your financial figures stay in memory in this browser tab and are never saved to your account.