Financial Wellbeing Survey

Take the FWC Financial Wellbeing Quiz and discover how well you're doing.

Answer the 11 questions below. Click on the yellow links to find out more about related subjects.

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1. Which of the following statements describes you best:
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I am pretty careful with my money and worry about financial decisions that involve spending.

I like spending and often do so impulsively. I have some debt and not much savings.

I am careful with my money and able to save.

I don’t like thinking about money and sometimes feel overwhelmed by my financial situation.

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2. How likely are you to make and stick to a budget?
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I always budget and am pretty good at sticking to it.

I usually budget but sometimes still don't have enough to cover expenses.

I rarely budget and usually run out of money before payday.

I never budget and generally struggle to manage money.

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3. How much do you rely on borrowing i.e. loans, credit and store cards, Afterpay?

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I never borrow, I prefer to save and wait until I have enough.

I rarely borrow but sometimes it's necessary to make ends meet.

I borrow whenever I want something I can't afford.

I sometimes need to borrow as my pay doesn't always cover my expenses.

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4. How well do you manage your debts at the moment?
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Pretty well, they're in the budget but sometimes I struggle to make payments.

Not well, I'm struggling to keep up and feeling very stressed.

I don't have any debt, so it's not a problem.

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5. If you receive an unexpected bill (up to $2,000), how likely is it that you could pay it from your savings?
Money Planning Utilities Support

Very likely

Likely

Unlikely

Very unlikely

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6. How much are you able to save for bigger things e.g. a house, car, holiday?
Money Planning

A moderate amount

A lot

None at all

A little

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7. Would you cope if you had an unforeseen loss in your household income?
Income Protection Total Permanent Disability (TPD) Mortgage Stress

Definitely would

Probably would

Probably would not

Definitely would not

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8. How confident are you that you will have enough superannuation to retire at the age you choose?
Retirement Balance Projector

Very confident

Not at all confident

Not so confident

Somewhat confident

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9. Have you made a will?
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Yes

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10. Which of the following describes you best?

Under 18

18-29

30-39

40-49

50-59

60-69

70+

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11. In which of the following regions do you mostly live?

Perth - Inner

Perth - North

Perth - North East

Perth - North West

Perth - West

Perth - South

Perth - South East

Perth - South West

Perth - East

Perth - Hills

WA - North West

WA - South West

WA - Wheatbelt

WA - Great Southern

Other

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Financial Wellbeing Survey

Take the FWC Financial Wellbeing Quiz and discover how well you're doing.

Question Title

1. Which of the following statements describes you best:Find a Financial Counsellor Book a 'Talking Money' Workshop

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2. How likely are you to make and stick to a budget?For budgeting tips see Money Planning & Budgeting

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3. How much do you rely on borrowing i.e. loans, credit and store cards, Afterpay?For more info click on Debt Negotiation Advocacy Mortgage Stress Consumer Credit Insurance

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4. How well do you manage your debts at the moment?Borrowing Debt & Money Planning Debt Negotiation Advocacy Mortgage Stress Fines

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5. If you receive an unexpected bill (up to $2,000), how likely is it that you could pay it from your savings?Money Planning Utilities Support

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6. How much are you able to save for bigger things e.g. a house, car, holiday?Money Planning

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7. Would you cope if you had an unforeseen loss in your household income? Income Protection Total Permanent Disability (TPD) Mortgage Stress

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8. How confident are you that you will have enough superannuation to retire at the age you choose?Retirement Balance Projector

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9. Have you made a will?Wills & Powers of Attorney Further Help

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10. Which of the following describes you best?

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11. In which of the following regions do you mostly live?

1. Which of the following statements describes you best:
Find a Financial Counsellor Book a 'Talking Money' Workshop

2. How likely are you to make and stick to a budget?
For budgeting tips see Money Planning & Budgeting

3. How much do you rely on borrowing i.e. loans, credit and store cards, Afterpay?

For more info click on Debt Negotiation Advocacy Mortgage Stress Consumer Credit Insurance

4. How well do you manage your debts at the moment?
Borrowing Debt & Money Planning Debt Negotiation Advocacy Mortgage Stress Fines

5. If you receive an unexpected bill (up to $2,000), how likely is it that you could pay it from your savings?
Money Planning Utilities Support

6. How much are you able to save for bigger things e.g. a house, car, holiday?
Money Planning

7. Would you cope if you had an unforeseen loss in your household income?
Income Protection Total Permanent Disability (TPD) Mortgage Stress

8. How confident are you that you will have enough superannuation to retire at the age you choose?
Retirement Balance Projector

9. Have you made a will?
Wills & Powers of Attorney Further Help