Financial Health Score
Simply complete the 10 question survey to determine your health score!
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1. Let's start with your emergency fund! Describe the money you've set aside for unexpected life events:
I don't have one
I've got a little set aside, but not much
I've got $2,500 for a starter emergency fund
I have a fully funded 3-6 months!
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2. Let's think about your job situation. Describe your income situation:
My income is highly inconsistent, or my primary job security is low, with no backup plan.
My income is from a single source and is somewhat inconsistent or project-based (e.g., commission, freelance, seasonal work).
My income is steady from one reliable source, and I have clear career security or a strong demand for my skills.
My income is highly stable, and I have multiple, consistent income streams (e.g., salary plus reliable side business/rental income/investments).
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3. Now think about your credit card payments. Which statement best describes your situation?
I always carry a balance and only pay the minimum required amount each month.
I always carry a balance, but I always pay more than the minimum required payment.
I pay the full balance most months, but sometimes carry a small balance that's paid off quickly.
I don't use credit cards, or I pay all my balances in full every month.
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4. Tell me about the payments of your other debts, including student loans, cars, and other personal loans
I struggle every month to make the minimum payments
I can cover the minimum payments, but it makes saving almost impossible
I have debt, but I can comfortably cover the payments and save for my goals
I have no other debts
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5. Let's consider your housing situation. Select the statement that best matches your situation:
I am currently struggling to make my rent or mortgage payment
I rent, and I am unable to save for a down payment due to my monthly expenses.
I rent, but I am actively and consistently saving for a down payment.
I own my home, and am able to make my mortgage payment monthly
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6. You're doing great! Next, let's think about your retirement savings. How would you describe your retirement savings?
I have no dedicated retirement savings at all.
I have some retirement savings, but I haven't contributed this year.
I contribute, but I don't receive a company match, or my contributions are inconsistent.
I contribute to tax-advantaged accounts (e.g., 401(k), IRA) and receive a full company match (if available).
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7. Do you have any non-retirement savings or investments? This would be savings in addition to your emergency fund, typically in a taxable brokerage account.
I have no other savings besides my emergency fund
I have a small investment portfolio, but don't contribute regularly
Yes, I have an investment account and consistently invest a portion of my income every month.
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8. Almost finished! Let's assess the health of your monthly budget:
I don't budget, and I often run out of money before the end of the month.
I rarely budget or track my spending, but I generally pay my bills on time.
I have a general idea or a mental budget, and I usually stay within my spending limits.
I have a written budget or system that I track and stick to consistently.
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9. Your net worth is calculated by taking your assets (what you own) minus your liabilities (what you owe).
I have no idea what my net worth is, or I choose not to think about it.
I have a general idea, but I suspect my net worth is negative (my debts are greater than my assets).
I know my net worth is positive, but I don't track it regularly (e.g., I check every few years or only when buying a house).
I track my net worth at least once a year and have seen it increase over the last two years.
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10. Last question!! How would you describe your charitable giving?
I do not currently give to charity or feel unable to afford to do so.
I rarely give to charity, or I only give when asked directly (e.g., at the checkout register).
I give occasionally to causes I care about, but it is not formally budgeted or consistent.
Giving is a planned line item in my budget, and I give a consistent amount monthly or annually.
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