Financial Wellness Assessment

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Financial Wellness Assessment This assessment is designed to gauge financial wellness and serve as a tool in the financial coaching process. Its purpose is to encourage open conversation about money and provide a framework for setting personal financial coaching goals. THE BASICS 1. Basic Inventory Do you know your monthly income? Do you know your monthly fixed expenses? Do you know your net worth? Do you monitor your cash flow? Do you know your current level of indebtedness, including both credit card and student loan debt? Yes No Do you know your credit score? Do you have short-, mid-, and long-range financial goals? Do you have a will? Do you have a budget? SPENDING AND POSSESSIONS 2. Financial Situation Strongly Strongly I am comfortable with my current financial situation. I am comfortable with my level of education debt.

3. Budgeting Practices: Never Rarely Sometimes Often Always Do you follow a budget of any kind? Do you plan ahead for large expenses like vacation or holiday spending? Do you make decisions in advance about giving, saving and spending money? Does your behavior reflect these decisions? 4. How often do you purchase something just to lift your spirits, even though you don t really need it? Never Rarely Sometimes Often 5. Spending Habits: Do you make a concerted effort to live within your means? Are you currently behind in paying any of your bills? Do you currently carry a balance on a credit card? In the past year, have you only paid the minimum due on a credit card? In the past year, have you paid a late fee on a credit card or an overdraft fee on your checking account? Do you currently have more than three active credit/debit cards? Do you think at least weekly about your next large discretionary purchase? Is your rent payment/mortgage payment more than 30% of your household income? Do you own or lease a vehicle whose total sticker price exceeds 50% of your annual income? Yes No

6. Attitudes about Money: How often do you lose sleep worrying about money? How often does money cause tension in your relationship with another person? How often do you consider how your financial actions and decisions impact others? How often do you talk about money with another person? Never Rarely Sometimes Often 7. To what extent do you agree with the following statements? I know the difference between needs and wants, and my spending practices reflect this difference. My giving and spending patterns reflect my deeply held values concerning my relationship with my family, my community, the world and God. I structure my financial life to create resilience. My financial life is sustainable into the future even if unforeseen circumstances bring changes that I did not expect. Strongly Strongly

GIVING AND SAVING 8. Personal Giving Practices: Do you pray about your decision to give? Do you talk about your giving with others? Do you regularly give away a percentage of your income that you plan in advance? Yes No Do you give spontaneously? Do you tithe? If no, have you considered growing your level of giving until you tithe (10%)? 9. Which best describes your approach to giving? First priority above all other expenditures After all other bills are paid Only if there is something left over 10. Saving Habits: Do you have a savings account? Do you have an emergency fund or savings ear-marked for meeting emergency financial needs? Are you currently saving for any large expenses such as a home, car or vacation? Yes No Are you saving for retirement? Have you set any short-, mid-, or long-range savings goals?

FAITH AND FINANCES 11. How much would you say your faith affects your use of money? Not at all Only a little Somewhat Quite a bit A great deal COUPLES AND FAMILIES If you are single, you have completed the assessment! If you have a spouse/partner but no children, please complete ONLY the Couples section. If you have a spouse/partner and children, please complete ONLY the Family Section COUPLES SECTION 12. How often do you discuss money with your spouse/partner? Daily Weekly Quarterly Annually Never 13. Financial Situation Strongly Strongly I am comfortable discussing money with my spouse/partner. My spouse/partner and I agree on our financial goals and work together to shape our joint financial life. My spouse/partner and I discuss and plan our giving together.

FAMILY SECTION 14. How often do you discuss money with your spouse/partner AND children? Daily Weekly Quarterly Annually Never 15. Financial Situation Strongly Strongly I am comfortable discussing money with my spouse/partner and children. I am comfortable discussing money with my children. My family and I agree on our financial goals and work together to shape our joint financial life. My family and I discuss and plan our giving together.