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Unused leave: the rest you give back for free

Leave that lapses is rest you've earned and given back. This shows how many days you're about to lose, in days and at your own daily pay.

Your numbers

Common answers are filled in. Change the ones you know.

days

Typical: 18 days. Put in yours.

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days

It's in your company's leave policy.

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out of 10

It only changes the order on your statement.

What waiting costs you

8 days unused

8 days of leave will lapse this year

That's rest worth about ₹16,000 at your daily pay, given back for free. In one survey, 59% of Indian employees reported signs of burnout.

Your small stepPut your leave year-end date in your calendar today, and block one day off before it.

When will you do it?

How we worked this out
  1. Unused: 18 days given minus 10 taken minus 0 you can keep = 8 days.
  2. Daily pay: ₹60,000 ÷ 30 = ₹2,000.
  3. Value: 8 days × ₹2,000 = ₹16,000.
  4. How much it matters to you: 7 out of 10. It only changes the order on your statement.

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How it works

We take the leave you get, minus what you've taken and what you can carry over or cash in. What's left lapses.

We value each day at your monthly pay divided by 30, a simple rule of thumb.

In a McKinsey Health Institute survey, 59% of Indian employees reported signs of burnout, against 22% across 30 countries.

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Questions people ask

Can I cash in my leave instead?

Some companies allow it, some don't. Your leave policy says. Put any days you can keep in the box, and we'll leave them out.

What if I'm too busy to take leave?

Most people feel that way. Booking one day now, even a Friday, is easier than finding a whole week later.

Putting off more than one thing?

Pick up to five and get your Delay Statement: what to do first, what can wait, and one small step for today.

Want a nudge to act on it?

The app turns what you're putting off into a short list for each day: your Top 3 and one small step at a time. It's free.

We show what waiting costs on your own plans. We never tell you what to buy or invest in. Rules and averages change, so check the official pages before you plan anything.