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Money Health Score

Ten quick questions on savings, insurance, debt and investing: a score out of 100 and the first things to fix.

1.How many months of essential spending could your savings cover?
2.Do you have health insurance?
3.If anyone depends on your income, how much term life insurance do you have?
4.How much of your take-home pay goes on loan EMIs?
5.How do you pay your credit card bills?
6.How much of your income do you save or invest each month?
7.How are you saving for retirement?
8.Where is most of your long-term money?
9.Do you have money goals, like a house or your children's education?
10.Have you added nominees and made a will?

Your money health score

Answer the 10 questions to see your score.

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What the score checks

Ten basics that decide how well your money copes with a shock and grows over time. Each is worth some of the 100 points:

80 or more is excellent, 60 to 79 good, 40 to 59 getting there, and below 40 needs attention. The score lists the three answers that cost you the most points, each with a calculator to plan the fix.

Your answers stay with you

The score is worked out in your browser. Your answers aren't saved or sent anywhere, and a shared link or image shows only the score.

Results are estimates for illustration only, not financial advice. Banks and schemes may round, apply TDS or use slightly different day counts — confirm figures with your bank or employer. Written by the Welthr team; last reviewed on .