Your projected balances
6 × budget period. Version context: Public reference snapshot — 10 October 2026.
Option 1
Balance after 6 periods
₦0
No projected shortfall in this forecast.
- Total rent
- ₦0
- Total other recurring expenses
- ₦0
With 0% lower other expenses
₦0
No projected shortfall in this scenario.
Rent, income and one-time costs stay the same.
View every budget period
Period 1
- Rent paid
- ₦0
- Other expenses
- ₦0
- One-time cost
- ₦0
- Balance
- ₦0
- Reduced-expense balance
- ₦0
Period 2
- Rent paid
- ₦0
- Other expenses
- ₦0
- One-time cost
- ₦0
- Balance
- ₦0
- Reduced-expense balance
- ₦0
Period 3
- Rent paid
- ₦0
- Other expenses
- ₦0
- One-time cost
- ₦0
- Balance
- ₦0
- Reduced-expense balance
- ₦0
Period 4
- Rent paid
- ₦0
- Other expenses
- ₦0
- One-time cost
- ₦0
- Balance
- ₦0
- Reduced-expense balance
- ₦0
Period 5
- Rent paid
- ₦0
- Other expenses
- ₦0
- One-time cost
- ₦0
- Balance
- ₦0
- Reduced-expense balance
- ₦0
Period 6
- Rent paid
- ₦0
- Other expenses
- ₦0
- One-time cost
- ₦0
- Balance
- ₦0
- Reduced-expense balance
- ₦0
Calculation assumptions
Every rent option is paid first in period 1, then at its chosen interval. One-time costs are charged only in period 1. Income and other expenses repeat each period. A negative balance means projected shortfall at the end of that period.
Your named budget period has no automatic conversion to a game day, week or month. Match income, expenses and rent intervals to your own definition. The reduction scenario rounds its expense reduction to the nearest whole ₦, with halves rounded up.
Keep your time units consistent
A budget period is a unit you choose, such as one game week or one game month. Enter income and other costs for that same period. Tell the planner how many of those periods fall between rent payments; it never assumes a calendar conversion.
Only enter an upfront cost when you have observed it in your game. Read the housing resource, or calculate available income with the salary planner.