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Are you prepared for disaster?

Making the same investment mistakes over and over?

Will your family be OK?

Are your documents in order?

What keeps you up at night?

Worried you’ll outlive your money?

Will your estate be devastated by taxes?

Should you keep the house?

Are your emotions affecting your investment decisions?

Having trouble deciding when to buy or sell investments?

When are you happiest?

What does retirement mean to you?

Do you have to give up your pension?

How much risk should you take?

Are you invested for retirement?

What do you value most in life?

Are you ready for retirement?

Do losses keep you awake at night?

Are you fearful of making an expensive mistake on your taxes?

Are you missing the big picture?

Which of your current responsibilities would you like to give up?

How do you get a fair settlement?

When is the best time to sell an investment?

What would you do if you had more free time?

Do you have a fear of being audited?

Tempted to make investments that aren’t part of your “plan?”

How can you minimize your taxes?

How would you define “risk?”

Do you have a strategy?

Is your asset mix right for you?

Why is asset allocation so critical?

If you had more money what would you do?

How much is enough?

Do you know where your money goes?

What have you always wanted to do?

Going through a difficult transition in your life?

Unsure about your rate of return?

Have your investment goals changed over time?

Having trouble setting goals?

Financial Satisfaction Survey

The statements below will help you to think about and assess how satisfied you are with many aspects of your financial life. Select and record your level of satisfaction for each statement.

  1. I am satisfied...
  2. ...with my ability to meet my financial obligations.
  3. ...with the income my current job or career provides me.
  4. ...with my spending habits.
  5. ...with the level of debt I carry.
  6. ...with the extras that I am able to buy for myself and/or loved ones.
  7. ...with the level and quality of insurance protection I currently have.
  8. ...with the amount of money that I save and invest on a regular basis.
  9. ...with my current investment choices.
  10. ...that I am on track to build a sufficient retirement nest egg.
  11. ...with the level of employee benefits I receive.
  12. ...with my style of personal bookeeping and financial record management.
  13. ...with my ability to provide financial help to family members.
  14. ...with my estate plan.
  15. ...with my level of charitable giving.
  16. ...with the level of financial education I have attained.
  17. ...with how I respond emotionally to my personal finance issues.
  18. ...with my ability to communicate about my financial matters.
  19. ...with the feelings I have about my money life.
  20. ...that financial issues do not cause stress or strain in the relationships that are important to me.
  21. ...with the working relationships I have with my financial service providers (i.e., insurance agent, banker, broker, financial planner, accountant).

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