Prepare for an income change

Prepare for an income change.

A new job, a leave, a smaller paycheck: Aventiel models the change against your real costs and savings, and shows how long you'd be covered and what you'd need to adjust.

From your bank to your answer

1

Connect your accounts

Read-only, through Plaid. You can start with one bank and add the rest later.

2

Get your first look

Right after you connect, a first look at what already happened: what came in, what went out and what repeats.

3

Get your answer

A few minutes of questions about what the bank data can’t tell us, like your pay and your bills.

You'll see how long you'd be covered if income stopped.

Then save the change as a scenario, with the adjustments it needs.

What connecting your bank means

Before you connect anything, here is exactly what Aventiel can see, what it cannot do, and how to stay in control.

Read-only access

Aventiel can see your accounts. It cannot move money.

Your bank password stays with Plaid

You sign in to your bank through Plaid. We never see or store your credentials.

What we bring in

Balances, transactions, account names and types, and loan terms where your bank shares them.

More history, fewer questions

We ask your bank for up to two years. The more we can see, the less we need to ask you.

You stay in control

Disconnect any bank whenever you like, from Settings.

Read-only access

Aventiel can see your accounts. It cannot move money.

Your bank password stays with Plaid

You sign in to your bank through Plaid. We never see or store your credentials.

What we bring in

Balances, transactions, account names and types, and loan terms where your bank shares them.

More history, fewer questions

We ask your bank for up to two years. The more we can see, the less we need to ask you.

You stay in control

Disconnect any bank whenever you like, from Settings.

Already tracking this in a spreadsheet or another app? You’re not starting over: Aventiel starts from up to two years of your bank history.

Aventiel

Forward-looking scenario planning for households making meaningful decisions.