moneyglassHealth CheckClarity for your money, at home and at work.

See your money clearly, in about ten minutes.

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1. Emergency fund

How many months of essential bills could your savings cover if income stopped?

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2. Savings rate

What share of take-home pay do you save or invest each month, including retirement?

3. Retirement progress

Compared against a common rule of thumb for savings by age (about 1× salary by 30, 3× by 40, 6× by 50, 8× by 60).

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4. Consumer debt

Monthly payments on credit cards, car loans, and personal loans (not your mortgage) as a share of take-home pay.

5. College planning

If you have children who may go to college, where does saving for it stand?

6. Protection

Which of these are in place: life insurance, disability coverage, a will, and named beneficiaries?

7. Spending plan

How closely do you track where your money goes?

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