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What makes up the number
A bar showing the share of your required cover made up by income replacement, debts and goals, alongside the assets already available to your family.
The working
How this is calculated
- Income method takes the part of your income your family actually consumes — your income less what you spend on yourself — and discounts it back over your remaining working years, allowing for pay rises along the way.
- Expense method takes your household's running costs, keeps the share that would continue without you, grows it with inflation and discounts it over the years your family needs support.
- Both then add loans that would fall due and the future cost of your children's goals, and subtract investments your family could actually draw on.
- The score is the cover you already hold as a percentage of the cover required. 100 means the gap is closed.
- Figures are illustrative and use the assumptions you set on the left. They do not account for tax on payouts, existing employer cover that ends with employment, or claim rejection risk.
This page is client education, not a recommendation to buy any specific policy. Cover requirements are personal and should be confirmed with your adviser before you act. Fliber Investment Advisors does not earn commission on insurance.