Debt Quiz

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Not including your mortgage, how much debt do you have?
$1 - $10,000
$10,001 - $50,000
$50,001 - $100,000
More than $100,000
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How many monthly debt payments (minus your mortgage) do you have?
1 - 3
4 - 5
6 - 7
7+
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Your lowest minimum monthly payment is:
Less than $50
$51 - $250
$251 - $1,000
Greater than $1,000
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Not including your mortgage, your highest minimum monthly payment is:
Less than $50
$51 - $250
$251 - $1,000
Greater than $1,000
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Finish this sentence: My debt makes me feel _______You can only choose one. Please choose the one you FEEL the most.
Motivated or Determined
Overwhelmed
Strapped financially
Ashamed
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If you were given $5,000 tomorrow, which debt would you put that money toward first:
The one causing me the most stress. I'd really like that one gone because it's been weighing on me.
The smaller one(s) because it would feel nice to wipe out one or a few completely.
The one with the highest interest rate because I hate that so much of my payment goes to interest each month.
I have a car or truck loan with a big monthly payment that I could wipe out. It's not the biggest balance or highest interest rate but it would be nice to free up that money every month.
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My budget can best be described as:
Dialed in - I know how much I have every month to put toward paying down my debt.
Tight - There's not much wiggle room and I don't have a good grasp on my monthly spending and I'm sure that's part of the problem.
Tight - I try to pay attention to where I'm spending but there's just not a lot of wiggle room to put toward my debt.
What budget? I want to payoff my debts but don't really want to budget. I want to enjoy life and feel like I'm getting ahead without one.
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What is the highest interest rate you pay on your debt?
0%
1 - 10%
11 - 20%
21 - 25%
More than 25%
I have no idea
All my debts have almost the same interest rate.
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Finish this sentence: I'm most motivated by
I like seeing progress; it keeps me going. I like quick wins and to feel validated that what I'm doing is working.
The big picture and seeing financial gains. I am motivated by seeing the total interest I'm paying overall decrease. I want to do other things with that money instead.
Feeling better about myself and my life overall. I try to avoid adding stressful situations to my life because it's too short.
Finding some breathing room. I'm barely keeping my head above water and can barely make ends meet for my basic necessities.
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Avalanche Tally Number
11
Snowball Tally Number
12
Kiyosaki Tally Number
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Emotional Tally Number
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Avalanche
15
Snowball
16
Kiyosaki
17
Emotional
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Do you have a payday loan, cash advance, title loan, or any other type of loan with an exorbitant interest rate?
Yes
No
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(hidden) Do you have a payday loan, cash advance, title loan, or any other type of loan with an exorbitant interest rate?
YESNO
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Do you have a single debt (regardless of the amount or its interest rate) that keeps you up at night or causes you a significant amount of stress, anger, or guilt?
Yes
No
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(hidden) Do you have a single debt (regardless of the amount or its interest rate) that keeps you up at night or causes you a significant amount of stress, anger, or guilt?
YESNO
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