Clear answers about the Income Stability Score™™, how it’s generated, and how it’s used.
All answers reflect the system as it is defined—not interpreted.
It measures how your income is built—and how it holds under change. The score reflects structure, stability, and continuity. Not income size.
The score is determined by six structural dimensions: • Recurring Income • Source Reliance • Number of Sources • Income Locked In • Month-to-Month Steadiness • Income Without You Each dimension is scored independently, then combined into your final result.
A good score reflects a stable income structure—one that can absorb disruptions and adapt. 0–29: Limited Stability—one disruption could impact income significantly. 30–49: Developing Stability—income is not yet protected. 50–74: Established Stability—can handle most disruptions. 75–100: High Stability—holds up even under sustained pressure.
No. It evaluates how your income is structured—not what will happen.
Income Stability Score™™ • Powered by fixed scoring system RP-2.0
Free analysis under 2 minutes | Paid report includes roadmap & scripts