Your Financial Structure Score: 60–79
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What This Score Could Mean Over Time
At this stage, most investors have a working financial system.
However, even structured portfolios can benefit from optimisation. In many cases, improving structure further can lead to an additional 10–20% improvement in long-term wealth outcomes.
This typically comes from:
• fine-tuning asset allocation
• improving tax efficiency
• eliminating inefficiencies
• better portfolio coordination
Cost of Staying at This Level
At this stage, most major elements of financial planning are in place.
However, without further optimisation:
• small inefficiencies remain unaddressed
• asset allocation may not be fully aligned
• tax optimisation may be incomplete
• portfolio coordination may not be optimal
These gaps are subtle — but over time, they can reduce overall efficiency. Many investors stay here comfortably, not realising that incremental improvements at this stage can significantly enhance long-term outcomes.
What This Means
You have:
• consistent investing habits
• some level of planning
• a degree of financial discipline
However:
• optimisation may still be incomplete
• portfolio efficiency can improve
• long-term outcomes can be enhanced

Improvement Path
To reach the next level:
Refine portfolio structure
Align all investments with goals precisely
Optimise taxation
Implement periodic strategic reviews