Spending Habit Audit
Let's analyze your savings rate. Standard best practices recommend saving & investing at least 20-30% of your total gross income to accumulate long-term wealth.
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Your total pre-tax monthly household income.
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Money placed in normal bank savings, deposits, cash, etc.
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Money directed to long-term mutual funds, stocks, pensions, etc.
My Finance Summary
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ASSETS (What you own)
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Mutual funds, equities, retirement pots, bonds.
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LIABILITIES (What you owe)
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Your Asset Allocation Proportion
Emergency Fund Buffer
An emergency fund protects you during unforeseen events (job losses, medical conditions). A standard guideline is to have 3 to 6 months worth of essential expenses saved in highly liquid, risk-free structures.
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Funds held in physical cash or immediate high-yield savings.
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Rent/mortgage, utilities, food, debts, transport. (Linked from Spending Habit, but adjustable)
Insurance & Cover Audit
Life Insurance Coverage
Health Insurance Coverage
Debt Burden Audit
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Sum of all monthly loan payments (home, car, card minimums).
High-Interest Toxic Debt
Risk Profile & Asset Suitability
Understanding your risk tolerance helps determine if your current asset allocation matches your investment timeline and psychological comfort zone.
1. What is your current age?
2. What is your primary investment time horizon?
3. How would you react if the stock market drops by 20% in a month?
4. What is your primary investment goal?
5. How would you describe your knowledge of financial markets?
Financial Health Dashboard
Overall Score Status
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out of 100
Needs Attention
Section-by-Section Health Index
Spending
Critical
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0% Savings Rate
Summary
Critical
0/100
$0 Net Worth
Emergency
Critical
0/100
0 Months Expenses
Insurance
Critical
0/100
No Policies Active
Debt Burden
Critical
0/100
0% Debt Service Ratio
Risk Fit
Critical
0/100
Unanswered Profile