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Financial Self-Assessment

Figuring out your financial situation can be tricky. It’s easy to feel unsure or blocked by fear or shame. This short survey offers clear, simple questions to help you decide whether the low income, regular, or supporter rate fits you best. You're always free to choose the rate that feels right. This is just a guide to support fair and thoughtful choices.

1) Are you and/or your family homeowners or landowners?

1) Are you and/or your family homeowners or landowners?
A
B

2) Have you inherited or are you likely to inherit money or property? (e.g. from your family)

2) Have you inherited or are you likely to inherit money or property? (e.g. from your family)
A
B

3) Have you attended private education institutions?

3) Have you attended private education institutions?
A
B

4) Have you (or could you have) attended university or any other form of higher education?

4) Have you (or could you have) attended university or any other form of higher education?
A
B

5) Do you have enough financial stability to keep bills paid on time?

5) Do you have enough financial stability to keep bills paid on time?
A
B

6) Do you have zero to no debt and/or do you have disposable income?

6) Do you have zero to no debt and/or do you have disposable income?
A
B

7) Does your income primarily support only you (not family or dependents)?

7) Does your income primarily support only you (not family or dependents)?
A
B

8) Do you have a safety net composed of “financially stable” or wealthy family and friends?

8) Do you have a safety net composed of “financially stable” or wealthy family and friends?
A
B

9) Have you had consistent access to affordable healthcare or health insurance for yourself and your family?

9) Have you had consistent access to affordable healthcare or health insurance for yourself and your family?
A
B