What-if, with a verdict
Run a scenario and get an answer, not another chart: yes, close, or no against your own safety bar — and when it is a no, the lever that would change it.
How it works
- 1Describe the scenario — spend more, stop earning, buy the house.
- 2Velira re-runs your plan through the same simulation the plan itself uses.
- 3You get a verdict against the safety bar YOU set, and the lever that would change a no.
What you get
- Judged against the safety bar you chose, never a house default
- Close is a stated band, because a simulation cannot split hairs it did not measure
- No bar on file means no verdict — you see before and after, and we ask for your threshold
- A no carries its lever: trim by this much, keep working this long, or finance instead of paying cash
- If the simulation cannot run, it says so rather than guessing
Common questions
What is What-if, with a verdict?
Run a scenario and get an answer, not another chart: yes, close, or no against your own safety bar — and when it is a no, the lever that would change it.
How does What-if, with a verdict work?
Describe the scenario — spend more, stop earning, buy the house. Velira re-runs your plan through the same simulation the plan itself uses. You get a verdict against the safety bar YOU set, and the lever that would change a no.
What do I get with What-if, with a verdict?
Judged against the safety bar you chose, never a house default; Close is a stated band, because a simulation cannot split hairs it did not measure; No bar on file means no verdict — you see before and after, and we ask for your threshold; A no carries its lever: trim by this much, keep working this long, or finance instead of paying cash.