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Question 1 of 30
Age
18-24
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65+
Question 2 of 30
Do you have multiple income streams (ie: W2 income, 1099 income, rental income, dividends, side business)?
Yes, multiple sources
One or two sources
No, only one primary job
Question 3 of 30
Have you calculated your essential monthly expenses (e.g., housing, food, utilities, transportation)?
Yes, and I track them regularly
Estimated but not tracked
No
Question 4 of 30
Do you track all of your family’s sources of income and expenses in a budget?
Always, with a detailed budget
Sometimes, but not consistently
Never
Question 5 of 30
How often do you adjust your budget to account for changes in expenses or goals?
Monthly or as needed
Annually
Rarely or Never
Question 6 of 30
What percentage of your income is allocated to discretionary spending (non-essential expenses like entertainment)?
Less than 20%
20-30%
More than 30%
Question 7 of 30
Do you have a plan to reduce discretionary spending if needed?
Yes, with specific adjustments
Some ideas, but no concrete plan
Question 8 of 30
How often do you and your spouse have discussions about budgeting and spending priorities?
Yes, regularly
Occasionally
Rarely or never
Question 9 of 30
Rate your level of comfort in discussing financial matters with your spouse.
Easy conversation (no shame, no blame)
Slightly awkward and uncomfortable
Total cringe would rather do something else!
Question 10 of 30
What percentage of your income is allocated to savings or investments each month?
20% or more
10-19%
Less than 10%
Question 11 of 30
What is your household debt-to-income ratio (total monthly debt payments ÷ total monthly income)?
Less than 30%
30-50%
Over 50%
Question 12 of 30
Are all debt payments (ie: mortgage, car loans, credit cards) made on time?
Always, no missed payments in the past year
Some missed payments
Frequently late
Question 13 of 30
Do you have a plan to pay off high-interest debt (ie: credit cards, personal loans)?
Yes, actively working on it
Not yet, but considering it
No plan
Question 14 of 30
Do you use credit cards responsibly (ie: paying the balance in full each month)?
Always
Sometimes
Rarely
Question 15 of 30
How many months of household living expenses does your family’s emergency fund cover?
6+ months
3-5 months
Less than 3 months or no emergency fund
Question 16 of 30
Are you saving for specific family goals (ie: home purchase, vacations, education)?
Yes, with clear goals and timelines
Somewhat, but without clear plans
Question 17 of 30
Are you consistently saving for your child(ren’s) future education (ie: college or trade school, 529 plans)?
Yes
Question 18 of 30
Do you contribute to retirement accounts (ie: 401(k), IRA) consistently?
Yes, maximizing contributions
Yes, but not consistently
Question 19 of 30
Do you have investments outside of retirement to support long-term family goals (ie: mutual funds, real estate)?
Question 20 of 30
Are your investments diversified across different asset classes (ie: stocks, bonds, real estate)?
Somewhat
Question 21 of 30
Do you have adequate life insurance to support your family in case of a loss?
Yes, fully covered
Partially covered
No life insurance
Question 22 of 30
Do you have health insurance for all family members?
Partial coverage
Question 23 of 30
Have you reviewed and updated your insurance policies in the past year?
Yes, all policies are current
Some policies are updated
Question 24 of 30
Do you have a will, trust, or estate plan in place?
No, but considering it
Question 25 of 30
Does your family have clearly defined short-, medium-, and long-term financial goals?
Yes, written and reviewed regularly
Somewhat, but not documented
No clear goals
Question 26 of 30
Are you making progress toward your financial goals?
Yes, consistently
Question 27 of 30
How often do you discuss financial decisions and goals as a family?
Regularly (monthly or more)
Occasionally (a few times a year)
Question 28 of 30
Do you teach financial literacy to your children (ie: budgeting, saving, investing)?
Question 29 of 30
Which areas of family finance do you feel you need to improve?
Income Management
Budget & Expense Control
Saving for the Future
Investing for Growth
Debt Management
Insurance & Risk Protection
Question 30 of 30
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