Aetascore - Financial Health Score

Master your financial momentum

A forward-thinking financial planning tool designed for young professionals who want a clear, honest picture of their long-term financial health.

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How does it work?

You answer a short set of questions about your income, savings, pension contributions, and goals. The app runs a projection and distils everything into a single score — plus a plain-English breakdown of what's driving it and what to focus on next.

A financial score to summarise your circumstances

Debts, Savings, Investments, Pensions, Insurance, Assets, Spending. All summarised within a simple score.

Provides actionable insights to improve your finances

Increasing your Aetascore = increasing your financial health

View effects of Long-term savings

Regular reviews allow you to track your finances and see how these improve over the longer-term.

"Am I doing the right thing?"

One of the most common questions asked in financial planning. It's time for an easy to use solution.

Focus on the 5 pillars

Your score is broken down into pillars, each provides a breakdown of an area of your finances.
Allowing you to visualise and focus on specific areas, one at a time.

Future Self

Your future lifestyle depends on decisions you're making right now. This pillar looks at your pension contributions, long-term investments, and whether you're building wealth that compounds over time — not just surviving the present.

Foundation

Solid finances start with a solid base. This pillar measures how consistently you're saving, whether your money is working toward specific goals, and how close you are to building the kind of financial cushion that gives you real options.

Protection

Life doesn't always go to plan. This pillar assesses how well you're shielded from the unexpected — your emergency fund, your insurance cover, and whether a bad month could derail everything you've built.

Control

Debt isn't automatically bad — but unmanaged debt quietly erodes everything else. This pillar examines how your debts are structured, what they're costing you, and whether you're in the driving seat or just reacting.

Momentum

Good intentions don't move the needle — consistent action does. This pillar tracks whether your financial health is genuinely improving over time, and whether the habits you're building are actually compounding into progress.