MyFuture Wealth Quiz

You don't need millions. You need a clear picture — and someone in your corner.

A free 3-minute tool that shows you where you actually stand. Even steady, high-earning households quietly wonder: are we actually building wealth?

We know what's possible with what you've already got. Do you?

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Free · 3 minutes · No phone number

How it works

Three minutes. Three parts. Where you actually stand.

Quick, built around you and zero judgement. Here's exactly what happens between now and your result.

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Part 1

A couple of quick details

Five quick questions so we can send your result — and so it fits your situation. Whether you own your home, rent, or are saving for a first one, and roughly what you earn, changes what the right next step is. No phone number, and nothing is shared.

~30 seconds
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Part 2

Where you're at right now

Ten yes/no questions on the fundamentals — budgeting, debt, KiwiSaver, saving, investing — scored against what actually works, not against anyone else. No judgement. Just where you stand today, and the first practical moves from there.

10 questions
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Part 3

Where you want to go

Five short questions about what you're aiming for — a first home, the mortgage cleared, more choice later — so your result points at the right next move to set yourself up for it. Yours, not a generic one.

5 questions

About 3 minutes, start to result

Your result

What's your sweet spot?

In three minutes the scorecard tunes to where you actually are — one of three bands, each with its own playbook. It's not a test to pass. It's a signal to find. No judgement, just an honest read.

Tuning to your sweet spot

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TuningBand 1Foundation Builder · Playbook: learn at paceBand 2Wealth Accelerator · Playbook: structure for speedBand 3Freedom Architect · Playbook: plan the run-up
SIGNAL
Ask Lara · Yes at Q13Band 1

Foundation Builder

Good income, first big decisions, no plan yet.

First home, first baby, first salary that actually counts — more financial events a year than any other stage, and the stage least likely to get advice. That's fine, if you're learning at the same pace. Most people aren't. It's exactly who Ask Lara is being built for.

Playbook · Learn at pace

Band 2

Wealth Accelerator

The basics are moving. Now the question is speed.

KiwiSaver sorted, saving monthly, mortgage on track — and the next decade is where compounding does its real work. The triggers are coming: the second property, the school years, one income pausing. We get in before them, not after — without sacrificing the lifestyle you live today.

Playbook · Structure for speed

Band 3

Freedom Architect

You're running the system most people are still figuring out.

Multiple investments, structured debt, a horizon that's started to feel real. Later-life events arrive faster than they look — and pre-retirement isn't a date, it's a ten-year run-up. The question isn't what do I do. It's what am I missing that someone two steps ahead would already have done?

Playbook · Plan the run-up

Three bands, three playbooks. Whichever one you land in, we tune to it — not the other way round. Take the three minutes and find yours.And wherever you land — we're working on making good advice reachable for every Kiwi. Look out for Ask Lara.

MyFuture · Self-AssessmentThe Wealth On-Track Scorecard

You earn well. The question is whether it's working.

A straight read on whether your income is building wealth — or just passing through.

Free · ~3 minutes · No phone number required

What's your sweet spotThree stages · Three playbooks

Are you a great future fit?

Three stages of life, three sets of triggers, three different ways we work. Open the one that sounds like you. In the next three minutes the scorecard tunes to it.

A/C 01Starting outFirst real salary, first home, first baby — or all three inside five years.Tunes to · Band 1
  • The most financial events per year of any stage in life — KiwiSaver, a first home, a partner, a baby, a pay rise that changes the maths.Intensity: highest
  • And the stage least likely to see an adviser. Not enough to advise on yet is how it feels — so the decisions get made on instinct and a group chat.Advice: least likely
  • Which is fine — if you're learning at the same rate the events are arriving. Most people aren't.Gap: education
How we
work with you
Match the intensity. The fundamentals, in plain language, at the pace your life is actually moving — that's exactly what Ask Lara is being built for.
A/C 02Couples buildingTwo strong incomes, a mortgage on track — and the sense it should be adding up to more.Tunes to · Band 2
  • A combined $200k, $300k, $500k a year — and the money conversation neither of you quite wants to be the one to raise.Conversation: avoided
  • The triggers are already in the diary: the second-property question, the school years, one income pausing, an inheritance that arrives with no plan attached.Triggers: scheduled
  • Advice usually gets called in after one of those lands. By then the structure is set — and you're working around it.Timing: reactive
How we
work with you
Get in before the trigger, not after. One honest picture for both of you, then a structure that turns strong income into long-term wealth — without sacrificing the lifestyle you live today.
A/C 03Higher earnersYou earn more than 90% of the country — and the horizon has started to feel real.Tunes to · Band 3
  • Someone earning this much should have it sorted. Which is exactly why you haven't asked.Barrier: should know better
  • Later-life events arrive faster than they look: the business sale, the last one leaving home, parents needing help, the year 65 stops being abstract.Horizon: closing
  • Pre-retirement isn't a date. It's a ten-year run-up — and most of it gets decided before anyone calls it planning.Run-up: unplanned
How we
work with you
Plan the run-up. First, whether your income is actually working — and how hard. Then the decade, structured before the decisions get made for you.

Sound like one of these? Or somewhere between two — that's more common than you'd think. Take the three minutes and we'll tune to where you actually are.

Find my sweet spot

3 minutes · Free · No phone number

The honest answer

Why not just ask AI?

It's a sensible first move — and plenty of Kiwis are making it. It's just not advice. Here's the difference.

  • The most-used AI gets financial modelling wrong 55% of the time
  • No one is accountable for the answer
  • It sounds exactly as certain when it's wrong
  • It reads KiwiSaver through American retirement rules
  • It can't hold a licence, a relationship, or a product
  • It only sees the terms that get published — most don't
  • 1 in 3 Kiwis now ask it about money
  • 7 in 10 have never sat down with an adviser
  • It doesn't know your numbers — and won't be there when they change
  • A tidy answer isn't a plan
A/C 03 · The answer to the tapeAsk Lara · in build · waiting list open

So we're building the thing a chatbot can't be: Lara's experience, as an app.

This is the console. Every answer from her own material, every number computed on your device, a real person at the end of it. Drag the splits — it's yours to arrange. Ask it anything.

Conversation live × known
Lara Maloney · Financial Adviser
Established persistent × known
Nothing established yet. That's a signal, not an absence — a finding appears only when a source is cited in a turn.
what you say goes up · what it establishes settles down

Built first for anyone just starting out — renting, saving for a first home, not at the income above yet. You're not a wrong fit, you're early, and the learning stays free. Take the scorecard, and at question 13, Would you use the Ask Lara app?, answer Yes. We'll let you know the moment it opens.

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Free · ~3 minutes · No phone number requiredNo cost to join the list · No obligation · Education, not advice

The team behind the score

Who is MyFuture

Advisers who build the structure under a strong income.

So one day you choose how you spend your time — while still enjoying the life you're living today.

Plain language.

A plan that fits your life. No jargon, no brochure.

Earning well → financially free.

A clear path from one to the other.

Tuned, not filed.

The best plans get reviewed as life moves.

What clients say

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★★★★★
"Last year my partner and I decided to combine finances and tackle property together. Lara modelled some different options for us and helped us to work out a doable way forward for investing in a way that sets us up well for the future. Financial terms and concepts often feel frustratingly complex to grasp and Lara has done a brilliant job of helping us make sense of it all and provide a focus for our efforts. Really appreciate her support."
Alexandra PoetshckeClient · MyFuture
★★★★★
"Lara Jane helped develop a strategy for wealth creation that enabled me to build appropriate investments really quickly, while ensuring risk management strategies were put in place. Her advice saved me financially when life threw a health curve ball. I am eternally grateful and highly recommend her financial services."
Cheryl BrittonClient · MyFuture
★★★★★
"Lara is incredible to work with—patient, thoughtful, and incredibly thorough. I am someone with a relatively low financial literacy, but with Lara no question is too small, and education and understanding is just as important as decision-making. I would absolutely recommend Lara and MyFuture."
Caitlin BrodbeckClient · MyFuture
★★★★★
"Working with Lara Jane at MyFuture has been a total gamechanger! I've got not only a solid plan for wealth creation and retirement, but also so much ongoing support along the way to actually put the plan into action. I find the regular reviews incredibly helpful, plus Lara Jane has the connections with other professionals to make things happen for me that I simply wouldn't know how to do myself. Highly recommend working with MyFuture if you want to make real change in your life and financial situation."
Mary RinaldiClient · MyFuture

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