✨ FREE 60-Second Quiz ✨ Are you ready to start investing but don’t know where to start? Take the InvestHER Readiness Quiz to find out!

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  Do you currently have any money saved outside of retirement?

  • A.
    Yes, over $1,000
  • B.
    Yes, under $1,000
  • C.
    No savings at the moment
• 2.
  Do you currently have an emergency fund/savings?

  • A.
    Yes — at least 3–6 months of expenses
  • B.
    I’m building it - at about 1-2 months
  • C.
    Not yet - it's tight around here
• 3.
  Have you ever invested in the stock market?

  • A.
    Yes, through my job's 401(k) or 403(b)
  • B.
    Yes, through an IRA or brokerage account like Robinhood
  • C.
    I have an account, but haven’t used it yet
  • D.
    No — I’ve never invested
• 4.
  How confident do you feel about investing?

  • A.
    I feel confident and ready
  • B.
    I want to, but I feel unsure
  • C.
    I don’t feel confident at all
• 5.
  If you invested $500 today, would you need it back within the next 6 months?

  • A.
    Yes — I’d probably need it soon
  • B.
    Maybe — depends on my situation
  • C.
    No — I could leave it to grow
• 6.
  What is your biggest fear about investing?

  • A.
    Losing money
  • B.
    Not knowing what I’m doing
  • C.
    Not starting soon enough
  • D.
    All of the above
• 7.
  What best describes your current income setup?

  • A.
    Full-time 9–5
  • B.
    Part-time
  • C.
    Freelance/gig-based
  • D.
    Business owner
  • E.
    Not working at the moment
• 8.
  Where do you live? (City, State)

  • A.
    Down South
  • B.
    West Coast
  • C.
    Midwest
  • D.
    East Coast
• 9.
  How did you hear about this quiz?

  • A.
    Instagram
  • B.
    TikTok
  • C.
    YouTube
  • D.
    Website
  • E.
    Referral/from someone
  • F.
    Event/conference/workshop

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  🚧 You’re Not Quite Ready and That's Okay, Girlfriend! Let’s Build Your Financial Foundation First

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  Investing is absolutely in your future! But right now, the smartest move is building up your financial safety net so you can invest without stress or pressure. Here’s why that matters:🔐 When you invest without a safety net, every market dip feels like a crisis (and the market WILL dip - this means that your investment portfolio might lose some of its value). Don't worry, I will provide you with some mindset shifts to manage this.💸 But when you have a cash buffer in place, you can let your investments grow without panic. You won't be logging in every day, feeling pushed to sell stocks, or avoiding the stock market altogether.So instead of rushing to invest, your next step is to focus on building 2-3 months of savings for an emergency fund (this basically covers you in case of a job layoff, a car repair, you know - life-altering experiences).This emergency fund needs to live in a high-yield savings account because it's easy to access and gives you peace of mind. This is one of my favorite FREE tools because it pays you to do what we should be doing anyway: saving money. We both know how rough this current economy is. Now is not the time to play with our coins.Watch this video on why you should stop leaving all of your money in traditional banks. Yep, those checking and regular savings accounts are lowkey schemes. Many of us leave TOO MUCH MONEY in them when we need to be using the excess to make more money. A high-yield savings account can help you do just that.Once that’s in place, we’ll be ready to shift gears and turn that savings routine into your first confident investment. You'll have the cash and the step-by-step education, which I'll be sending to your email over the next few weeks (in fact, there's an email in there right now. Check your spam folder too, just in case). And when that day comes (soon!), you won’t just feel ready…You’ll be ready. I got you! Let's lock in and get this money.
• 2.
  💡You're Almost Ready, Girlfriend! Let’s Find Your First $500 So You Can Invest Without Stress

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  You're so close! You just need to free up or reallocate some money, and you’ll be ready to make your first investment with confidence.And I know what you're probably thinking, "but everyone says you can invest with $50. Why can't I?" and the answer is that you absolutely can! In fact, when I first started investing, I had $100. But that $100 was a recurring thing. I did it monthly.The last thing I want you to do is put $50 into investing and never do it again. We are thinking long-term term boo. And truthfully, a one-time $50 deposit into your investment account won't do much. We need recurring deposits, think $50 every month, so we can really see the beauty of compound interest (this is when your money is earning money for you JUST by leaving it alone).So the more you have to put aside consistently, the bigger your balance grows, and the more money you can potentially earn for doing absolutely nothing but letting your money grow! You see where I'm going? It's about strategy and consistency. No quick wins, because we want large wins!Right now, you have some savings, but could use a little more. So I am going to send some of my favorite money resources directly to your inbox over the next few weeks (in fact, there is one in there now. Check your spam folder if you don't see it) to help you quickly save $500. That way, you have a cushion and aren't investing money that needs to go to more pressing needs - like bills.One of my favorite tools that I still use TO THIS DAY is a high-yield savings account. It's a FREE savings account that basically pays you to save money. I break down the difference between this and investing in this video. Check it out!
• 3.
  💸 Girl, You’re Ready to Invest! Let’s Start With $500 And Go From There

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  You’ve done the hard part — saving money and building confidence. Now it’s time to make your money work for you! I know, it's the fun yet scary part.But here's the truth...You’re in the perfect position (solid savings, consistent income) to start growing wealth intentionally, and I'm going to show you how to make your first $500 investment in the stock market with clarity and confidence — so you can keep building from there.Over the next few days, I'll be emailing you about the beginning stages of my investment journey, and how I WISH I HAD STARTED SOONER. I know you likely still have some uncertainty, which is why I am going to give it to you straight. Nothing but actionable next steps to get you over the hump.There's likely an email in your inbox right now, so be sure to check your spam folder if you don't see it. In the meantime, watch this video on 5 Mistakes To Avoid As A Beginner Investor. As a sneak peek, one of them is releasing the pressure of trying to buy a bunch of individual stocks. It's too close to overworking and hustling backwards to me. I'll share a better alternative that I love as a fellow busy, ambitious 9-5 baddie. You got this! Now let's go get this money and flip it, legally.