Financial Wellness Index
How well is your money supporting your life?
Financial wellness is not simply what you earn or what sits in an account. It is whether you can manage today, absorb change, plan ahead and make choices that matter to you.
A private four-minute check-in
See the whole picture—not just the numbers.
Answer 15 plain-language questions about how your money works today and how it feels to live with. You will receive an overall score, five dimension scores and a focused place to begin.
No name, email, account balances or financial figures are requested. Your answers stay on this device.How visible and manageable everyday money feels.
Your capacity to absorb a setback or income interruption.
Whether repayments and fixed obligations leave enough room to live.
How connected today’s choices are to your longer-term life.
The space money gives you to decide, ask and act.
How it works
A useful snapshot, with its limits made clear.
The score combines five parts of financial life. Each dimension contributes 20 points to an overall score from 0 to 100.
- 01Fifteen responses
Each answer runs from 1 to 5. A small number of questions are reverse-scored to reduce automatic response patterns.
- 02Five equal dimensions
Day-to-day control, resilience, debt and commitments, future readiness, and confidence and choice each carry equal weight.
- 03One transparent score
Each dimension is converted to 0–100, then the five results are averaged. Higher means more room, security and choice—not greater personal worth.
Evidence-informed, not yet a validated diagnostic.
The themes draw on the CCPC’s Irish financial wellbeing research, the OECD/INFE measurement framework and the CFPB definition of financial wellbeing. The wording and equal-weight scoring are original to Money, Just For Her and should be piloted before being used for formal research, employee benchmarking or outcome claims.
Whether you are “good” with money.
Whether your circumstances are your fault.
What financial product you should buy.
Want to go beyond the score?
A score can show you where to look. A conversation can help you decide what comes next.
Bring your result—or simply bring the question it raised. No products, no commission and no judgement.