Your report card and plan

Know where your money stands today — and exactly how to get where you want to go.

Answer a few questions and Savology grades your whole financial life, then builds the plan to raise every grade: what to fix first, what to learn, and what to do about it. No account linking, no documents, no jargon — free, and at your pace.

Free · About three minutes · Nothing to connect

A Savology report card: an overall grade with letter grades across retirement, income, savings, net worth, debt, and estate planning

Start with the time you have.

Three ways to start, one destination: knowing where you stand and what to do first. All free, and none of them need a document or a linked account.

~3 minutes

Quick report card

The fastest answer: a short set of questions, your grades — 99% accurate — and the handful of action items that matter most. Done today.

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~10 minutes

Complete financial plan

The standard survey builds the whole picture: your report card plus a complete personalized plan — and it needs nothing beyond the survey. No documents, no account linking.

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On your schedule

Explore first

Create a free account, browse the education library, and finish your survey whenever you're ready — your progress saves as you go.

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One platform, every way in

Savology serves the whole ecosystem around a household's financial future — the household itself, and everyone who serves it. Households start with the report card. Everyone else starts with a conversation.

Individuals & households

Find out if you're on track

A free report card that shows exactly where you stand — plus a personalized plan and action items that raise every grade. Nothing to enroll in, nothing to link.

Or go straight to the complete survey · create a free account · book a free consultation

Advisors, employers, partners and creators

Four different reasons to put a report card in front of the people you serve — and each one starts the same way, with a short conversation about your model.

Advisors

Consultative from minute one

Run the report card across your whole practice — prospecting, first meetings, and annual reviews that start from a shared picture instead of a cold start. Or let Advisor Matching bring you households already asking for help.

Employers

A benefit with nothing to enroll in

Every employee gets their own report card in about three minutes. Reduce money stress without touching anyone's personal data — no payroll integration, no files, and nothing for HR to administer.

Partners

Add the financial layer to your community

Healthcare systems, schools, family programs and nonprofits already caring for a community's wellbeing — Savology supplies the financial dimension underneath, under your name, with no member data for you to hold.

Creators

Your audience trusts you. Hand them the answer.

A branded report card community for your audience: your masthead, your content in the library, your action items — and a genuinely free tool behind the trust you have already built.

Report card and plan, start to finish

Five steps, no account connecting at any point, and you can stop after any one of them.

1

Answer a few questions — no personal details

About three minutes. The survey asks about your situation in ranges, not exact figures, so there is nothing to look up. No bank logins, no account linking, no documents, and no Social Security number — the thing most tools demand first, we never ask for at all.

2

Your report card shows where you stand today

Letter grades across retirement, savings, insurance, debt, and estate planning — your whole financial life on one page. This is where the guessing stops: not a score you can't interpret, but subject-by-subject grades that tell you which part is actually the problem.

3

Your grades curate what you learn

Your report card decides your education — the platform pulls the lessons that match your weakest grades out of 19 planning modules and 18 literacy courses across 60 lessons. Nobody hands you a library and wishes you luck; you get the handful of things that apply to you, in plain English.

4

Your plan turns grades into action items — paired with solutions

A personalized plan with prioritized action items, each one matched to a way to actually complete it: the lesson that explains it, the tool that does it, or the vetted provider who handles it. Knowing you need term life insurance and being handed the way to get it are different things.

5

Work it at your pace — and talk to someone if you want

Come back whenever you like, re-grade as things change, and watch your grades move. If you would rather not do it alone, a free consultation is there — no cost, no obligation, and never a requirement.

100,000+households have planned with Savology
~3 minfrom first question to your report card
A–Fclear grades across every part of your financial life
19 · 18 · 60planning modules, literacy courses, and lessons inside the platform

Source: Savology platform data, August 2026.

Frequently asked questions

What is Savology?

Savology is the financial report card platform. The short survey takes about three minutes and produces a report card that is 99% accurate — grading areas like retirement, emergency savings, insurance, and estate planning. The standard survey takes about ten minutes and needs no additional information to develop your complete personalized financial plan.

Is Savology really free for individuals?

Yes. Your report card and financial plan are free. Savology is paid by the organizations it works with — employers, community partners, and the advisory firms that meet households through us — never by you, and never by selling your information.

Do I have to talk to a financial advisor?

No. Your plan is yours, and it stands on its own. If you want to talk to someone, the next step is a free consultation — a conversation about your grades with a qualified professional, with no cost and no obligation. You are never required to take it.

What happens if I want to talk to someone?

You book a free consultation — a conversation with a qualified professional about what your report card says, which grade is costing you the most, and what to do first. It is free, there is no obligation, and your plan is yours whether you take it or not. If you joined Savology through an employer or community partner, your community may offer a Savologist, an fpGuide, or a CFP® session instead, and some deliberately involve no outside advisors at all.

How do employers use Savology?

Employers offer Savology as a financial wellness benefit. Employees get their own report card in about three minutes — and a complete plan in about ten — and the organization gets a benefit with nothing to enroll in, without handling any employee financial data itself.

Original research

The State of Household Finances

We graded 58,406 households across every part of their financial lives. More than half have none of the seven basic estate documents, and the least-prepared households are not the poorest ones.

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