The free BrickScore
Think of it as a structural inspection for your financial life: where the foundation is solid, where the cracks are, and exactly where to start the repair.
Seven dimensions, one score
Your BrickScore reads your Financial Strength across seven dimensions and puts it on a 300–900 scale — one number that shows where you stand and how to climb. Brix uses it to build a plan that starts where the impact is greatest.
Stability
Can everyday money run without a monthly scramble?
Resilience
Could you take a hit — a layoff, a breakdown — and stay standing?
Protection
Are your people and what you've built actually covered?
Growth
Are your income and savings set up to climb over time?
Flexibility
How many real choices does your money give you?
Direction
Is the money pointed at the life you're building?
Behavior
Do you follow through — automatically, on a rhythm?
The BrickScore is educational — it’s not a credit score, it isn’t reported anywhere, and it never affects your credit.
Not all seven count the same
Most scores average everything and call it a number. The BrickScore weights each dimension by how much it actually moves your financial strength — so a thin emergency fund counts for more than a tidy budget. Here is the model with nobody’s answers in it yet.
Each column’s width is how much that dimension counts toward your score; its height is how you scored in it. The green share is your Financial Strength. Every column is hatched here because this is the empty model — take the assessment and your own scores fill it in.
Find out where your paycheck is going — and what to do next.
- · Free — no credit card
- · No bank connection required
- · 21 quick questions · about 5 minutes
Read exactly how the score is calculated — seven weighted dimensions, and what it can’t tell you.
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