Getting financially fit
Find out about your financial fitness
People who are financially healthy tend to share the following characteristics:
- They live within their means.
- They are able to free up funds when required.
- They have money set aside for emergencies.
- They avoid excessive borrowing.
- They can save for the future.
- They consider their insurance and protection needs.
- They can spot scams and know how to avoid fraud.
How financially capable are you?
Healthy
I rarely feel stressed when I think about my finances.
I could handle a major unexpected expense without any hardship.
I am proactively planning for my future and retirement.
I find it easy to access reliable advice and support.
Coping
I can meet my day-to-day bills and outgoings most of the time.
I occasionally feel stressed when I think about my finances.
I am able to save a little from time to time.
I could occasionally handle a major unexpected expense without any hardship.
I know where to find some reliable financial advice and support.
Struggling
I often have to borrow money to pay for needs, like food and utilities.
I often feel stressed when I think about my finances.
I don't have a plan for my future or retirement.
I couldn't handle a major unexpected expense, it would cause some hardship.
I find it hard to find reliable financial advice and support.
Unwell
I always feel stressed when I think about my finances.
I have credit card and other debt that I cannot manage.
I couldn't handle a major unexpected expense, it would be a significant hardship.
I have no idea where to find reliable financial advice and support.
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