Financial Wellness Assessment — Iberian Pacific
Step 1 · Your Financial Baseline

Financial Wellness Assessment

Plain-English questions, weighted toward cash flow, debt, and protection. Get a 0–100 score, a clear gauge, and a factual checklist.

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What best describes your monthly cash flow?

Cash flow is foundational to financial health.

Emergency savings on hand?

Your safety net for unexpected events.

Do you currently have any debt?

Excluding your mortgage, if applicable. High-interest debt is a primary drain on future wealth.

Select all that you have

About what % of take-home goes to debt payments?

Including all loan payments (excluding mortgage). This is your Debt Service Ratio (DSR).

Which personal insurances do you have? (select all)

Protecting yourself and your family from financial catastrophe.

Which accounts are you adding to? (select all)

Saving and investing efficiently for your future.

Spending visibility

Knowing where your money goes is key to control and identifying savings opportunities.

Estate documents

Planning for the unexpected is fundamental for those you leave behind.

Credit utilization ratio

How much of your available credit are you using? Lower is better for your credit score.

How steady is your income?

Impacts your ability to budget, save, and handle debt payments.

Housing costs (as % of take-home)

Rent/mortgage, taxes, utilities, etc. A key indicator of monthly pressure.

Do you have financial dependants?

Those who rely on your income. Impacts insurance needs.

About what % of gross income do you save or invest?

Before taxes and deductions. A 15–20% rate is a good goal for retirement.

How often do you review or rebalance investments?

Ensuring your portfolio stays aligned with your risk tolerance and goals.

Tax efficiency

Are you making the most of tax benefits and registered accounts?

Do you have clear financial goals?

Such as retirement, home ownership, or debt freedom. Goals drive action.

Are you actively planning/saving for retirement?

Beyond just employer contributions. Long-term saving is essential.

How confident are you in your financial knowledge?

Understanding terms and making informed decisions helps you control your future.