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March 2008
Defining financial success questionnaire
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How would you define financial success? Please choose your top three of
the following definitions of financial success, and rank them one to
three.
- I know I will have enough money to pay for my food and housing this month
- I provide for my family and have a little to save for a rainy day
- I own my home
- I can afford to give my children a university education
- I can buy whatever I wish without worrying about the cost
- I run my own business
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I can afford the luxuries of life like holidays whenever I want and a
good quality car
- I own investments in property, shares, bonds, funds etc.
- I have no debt
- I have a fully self-funded retirement
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For the three definitions you just chose, please say whether you are
confident you can achieve them or not?
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Could you please tell me which one of the following statements best
applies to the income of your household?
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We earn enough money just for housing, food and clothing for
the family.
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We earn enough money for housing, food and clothing and can
also safe some extra money for other goods like washing machine,
CD player, other electronic devices but cannot afford a car.
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We earn enough money to have housing, food, clothing and all
appliances in our house like microwave oven, automatic washing
machine, colour TV, CD player and can afford a car.
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We earn enough money to afford all appliances in our house like
microwave oven, automatic washing machine, colour TV, CD player
and can afford a good quality car and vacations at least once
every year.
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We earn enough money to afford all modern appliances, a good
quality car, at least one vacation a year and save money for
future needs like purchasing a house, sending children/grandchildren
to university, or retirement.
- We can afford all the things we want for our lifestyle.
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Please tell whether you agree or disagree with the following statements:
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Success is about having what you need, not necessarily having
everything you want
- I think about money - and how to get more of it regularly
- Financial success is more due to good luck than good management
- I would be happier if I had more money
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The time it takes to become financially successful is not worth
the time it takes away from other, more important things
- The more money one has, the more problems one has
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Which of the following do you do regularly to improve your chance
of being financially successful (or staying that way)?
- Attend lectures or seminars
- Take courses
- Talk with an accountant / financial adviser
- Make your own financial plan and / or budget
- Set yourself financial goals
- Read finance / wealth books
- Work hard to ensure you are in a well-paying job
- Buy lottery tickets or enter raffles / competitions
- Other
- Nothing
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