What's Your Next Money Move?

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Quiz Questions

1.
Which statement best describes how you feel about your money right now?
- A.
  I earn money, but I'm not sure where it all goes.
- B.
  I'm managing things, but want to feel more financially secure.
- C.
  I have goals, but don't have a clear plan to reach them.
- D.
  I'm dealing with debt and want a way forward.
- E.
  I'm preparing for a major change or decision.
- F.
  I want to make better money decisions with my spouse or partner.
2.
What feels most challenging about your finances?
- A.
  Keeping track of spending and bills.
- B.
  Building or maintaining savings.
- C.
  Deciding which financial goals to prioritize.
- D.
  Making progress on debt balances.
- E.
  Preparing financially for something coming up.
- F.
  Getting on the same page with someone else.
3.
If you had an extra $500 this month, what would you most likely do with it?
- A.
  Cover expenses or give myself more breathing room.
- B.
  Put it into emergency savings.
- C.
  Put it toward a specific goal.
- D.
  Make an extra debt payment.
- E.
  Save it for an upcoming life change.
- F.
  Talk with my partner about how to use it.
4.
How would you describe your current financial plan?
- A.
  I don't really have a budget or spending plan.
- B.
  I have a budget but need a stronger savings plan.
- C.
  I have goals but no clear timeline or action steps.
- D.
  I'm trying to pay off debt but need a strategy.
- E.
  I need to plan for a major upcoming expense or decision.
- F.
  We need a plan that works for both of us.
5.
Which area would make the biggest difference if you improved it over the next 90 days?
- A.
  Knowing where my money goes.
- B.
  Feeling more prepared for unexpected expenses.
- C.
  Making progress toward a meaningful goal.
- D.
  Reducing debt.
- E.
  Being ready for an upcoming decision.
- F.
  Having better money conversations.
6.
What would you most like to feel about your finances?
- A.
  More organized and in control.
- B.
  More secure and prepared.
- C.
  More focused and intentional.
- D.
  Less weighed down by debt.
- E.
  More confident about a major decision.
- F.
  More connected and aligned with my partner.
7.
Are you working toward any of these life changes?
- A.
  Buying a home.
- B.
  Planning or paying for a wedding, getting married, or combining finances.
- C.
  Changing careers or navigating variable income.
- D.
  Starting or growing a family.
- E.
  Preparing for retirement.
- F.
  Nothing major right now.
8.
What kind of support would be most helpful right now?
- A.
  A free resource I can use on my own.
- B.
  A class or workshop to learn more.
- C.
  Someone to help me understand my options.
- D.
  One-on-one help creating a personalized plan.
- E.
  I'm not sure yet.

Quiz Outcomes

1.
Get Clear on Your Cash Flow
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You work hard for your money, and you want to feel more intentional about where it goes.Your next money move is to get a clearer picture of your spending so you can make decisions that reflect what matters most to you.Start here: Look at your last 30 days of transactions. Choose one spending category to review and ask yourself whether it reflects your priorities.Want help taking the next step? Download the free Grace & Goals Budget Builder to start creating a plan for your money.
2.
Build Your Financial Cushion
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Having money set aside for unexpected expenses can make everyday financial decisions feel a little easier.Your next money move is to build a savings cushion that fits your current situation and gives you more breathing room when life happens.Start here: Look at what you currently have saved. Choose a realistic starter emergency savings goal and decide how much you can set aside from your next paycheck.Want help creating a plan? A Grace Game Plan coaching session can help you organize your priorities and build a personalized plan for moving forward.
3.
Give Your Goals a Plan
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You have things you want to accomplish with your money, but turning those goals into a plan isn't always easy.Your next money move is to get intentional about what matters most and start making progress toward it.Start here: Write down your top three financial goals. Choose one to focus on over the next 90 days, then identify one action you can take this week.Want help turning your goals into a plan? A Grace Game Plan coaching session can help you prioritize your goals and create realistic steps to move forward with confidence.
4.
Get on the Same Page
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Money decisions can feel more complicated when two people have different habits, priorities, or goals. That doesn't mean you're doing anything wrong. It means there's an opportunity to build a plan together.Your next money move is to start having intentional conversations about money so you're both working toward the same goals.Start here: Set aside 20 minutes for a money conversation. Each of you shares one financial goal and one concern. Focus on listening and understanding before trying to solve everything.Want help getting on the same page? A Grace Game Plan session can help you create a financial plan together. If you're engaged or preparing for marriage, The "I Do" Plan offers more in-depth guidance for starting your financial life together.
5.
Prepare for What's Next
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Big life changes often come with big financial decisions. Whether you're buying a home, getting married, changing careers, or entering a new season of life, having a plan can help you move forward with confidence.Your next money move is to understand how your upcoming decision fits into your overall financial picture.Start here: Identify the decision you're preparing for, your timeline, the estimated costs, and any financial questions you still need answered.Want help preparing for what's next? A Grace Game Plan coaching session can help you organize your finances and create a personalized plan before making your next big decision. If you're preparing for marriage, The "I Do" Plan offers additional support for building your financial foundation together.
6.
Make a Plan for Your Debt
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Debt can feel frustrating, even when you're keeping up with your payments. Maybe you're ready to eliminate a lingering balance, free up more of your income, or simply have a clearer strategy for moving forward.Your next money move is to understand your debt and create a repayment plan that fits your financial priorities.Start here: Make a list of your debts, including balances, interest rates, and minimum payments. Review your options and decide which debt you want to prioritize and why.Want help creating a plan? A Grace Game Plan coaching session can help you organize your debt, evaluate your priorities, and create a realistic strategy for moving forward with confidence.

What's Your Next Money Move?

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