By David on December 28th, 2009
Checking In On Your Financial Health.
Wondering just how you are doing financially? You probably are if you are like the majority of people. While I don’t necessarily worry about it or spend too much time focusing on how much money I have, it’s nice to check in once in a while to see how I am doing compared to how I am “supposed” to be doing. And since 2009 is coming to a close in a few days, I wanted to revisit a quick little test I found last year over at CNN/Money that asks questions about how much you make, your age, your housing and debt costs, retirement information, etc and tells you how you are doing. While not an exact science, it can give you a good overview of your situation. It only takes a few minutes, so give it a shot!
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I scored a B. I have a little work to do.
Great tool–I knew about most of it–but got a few reminders on things I need to work on
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I wish more of these these were set up for duel income. It’s hard to do these and get a correct assessment when you combine the incomes and act as if you are one person making all of that money. It’s a cool test though for sure. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction!