THE INCOME FLOOR METHOD · T02
Income Floor
Choose the income level you can realistically plan around.
Use your income history as evidence, then deliberately choose a practical monthly planning reference.
BEFORE YOU START
Your Income Floor is a planning decision.
Your income history gives you useful reference points. Your average, lowest month and highest month can help you understand your range, but none of them automatically becomes your Income Floor.
YOUR REFERENCE NUMBERS
Bring forward what you learned in T01.
Enter the key numbers from your Income History snapshot. These are reference points for your decision, not automatic answers.
Your average across the months entered in T01.
The lowest monthly income in your T01 history.
The highest monthly income in your T01 history.
CHOOSE YOUR PLANNING LEVEL
What Income Floor will you plan around?
Choose a monthly amount deliberately. Use your income history and current circumstances to decide what level makes sense as your planning reference.
Enter the monthly income level you want to use for planning.
This number does not need to equal your average or your lowest month. It should be a deliberate planning choice based on the evidence available to you.
YOUR PLANNING REFERENCE
Your Income Floor
Chosen Income Floor
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The monthly income level you chose to plan around.
Reality Check
Enter your reference numbers and chosen Income Floor above, then review your planning reference.
This tool is provided for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute financial, investment, tax, accounting or legal advice. Your Income Floor is a personal planning reference and does not predict or guarantee future income.