Self check

Discover your Financial IQ.

Improve one step at a time. Answer 25 simple questions and see where your financial awareness is strong, and where it needs attention.

How it works

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Choose the answer that best describes your current situation. The result is educational, not a judgement and not financial advice.

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Foundation

Cash flow, emergency money, and discipline

1. Do you track monthly income and expenses?
2. Do you have at least 3 to 6 months of essential expenses kept aside?
3. Do you separate savings from spending money?
4. Do you avoid carrying high-cost credit card or personal loan debt?
Protection

Insurance, risk, and family safety

5. Do you have adequate health insurance beyond employer cover?
6. If your family depends on your income, do you have term life insurance?
7. Have you reviewed exclusions, waiting periods, and claim conditions in your policies?
8. Do you understand the difference between insurance and investment?
Investing

Goals, risk, mutual funds, and behavior

9. Are your investments linked to written goals?
10. Do you know your risk profile before investing?
11. Do you understand asset allocation across equity, debt, gold, and cash?
12. Do you know why mutual fund returns are not guaranteed?
13. Do you review costs, taxation, and suitability before choosing products?
14. Can you stay invested during market volatility if your goal is long-term?
Life goals

Retirement, children, tax, and documents

15. Have you estimated how much you may need for retirement?
16. Do you review your retirement plan at least once a year?
17. Are children's education or major family goals planned separately?
18. Do you understand that tax rules and deductions can change every year?
19. Are nominees updated for bank accounts, investments, insurance, and demat holdings?
20. Do you have a will or at least a clear estate plan discussion within the family?
Awareness

Mis-selling, scams, and decision quality

21. Do you verify whether a person is a planner, distributor, agent, or salesperson?
22. Do you avoid buying products only because they are called guaranteed or fixed income?
23. Can you identify warning signs of digital arrest, OTP, remote access, or investment scams?
24. Do you ask for written reasoning before making major financial decisions?
25. Do you discuss money decisions calmly with family before acting?
Next step

Improve one step at a time.

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