Management Walkthrough
How long could you sustain your current lifestyle if income stopped? Runway answers that question—and lets you play with the variables.
Runway calculates how many months your liquid assets would last at your current burn rate. The page shows three KPIs at the top: Runway (months), Burn Rate (average monthly spending), and Savings Rate (percentage of income you keep after expenses).
Below the KPIs, what-if sliders let you model income changes and category-level spending adjustments. A depletion projection chart shows the drawdown curve over time, updating in real time as you move the sliders.
Navigate to Management → Runway. Your current runway months, burn rate, and savings rate appear as KPI cards at the top.
The chart shows your liquid assets declining over time at your current spend rate. The X-axis is months; the Y-axis is remaining liquid balance. Where the line hits zero is your depletion date.
Use the income slider to model what happens if your income changes. Raise, job loss, side income—slide it and watch the depletion curve update in real time.
Expand the category sliders to model individual spending changes. Reduce dining by 30%? See how many extra months of runway that buys you. Each slider updates the projection independently.
Enter a target runway (in months) at the top. The page will show how far you are from your goal and what adjustments could get you there.
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