WealthCare

WealthCare measures financial health and wellness for an organization’s customers by evaluating financial behaviours and attitudes across four key dimensions. This approach provides financial institutions with the intelligence they need to engage customers in relevant conversations and help them manage their financial goals to meet their financial wellness profile. WealthCare is built by integrating over 100 data variables across 10 data sources, including financial holdings, spending patterns, social values and attitudes related to financial health in Canada.

WealthCare provides an overall indicator of financial wellness by age to help identify the challenges and opportunities customers are likely to experience and to highlight the differences in wellness scores by lifestage.

WealthCare’s overall score is comprised of four component grades:

  1. Leverage: Evaluates whether your customers have a balanced relationship between assets and debt
  2. Spending: Determines the likelihood of your customers living within their means
  3. Planning: Assesses whether households are making their financial future a priority
  4. Financial Acumen: Analyzes the degree to which households self-invest, seek advice or hold a diversity of investments

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WealthCare Score Range Glossary

Range Definition
Low Lower than 345
Medium 345-685
High 685 or higher
WealthCare Score


 

Range Definition
Low Lower than 350
Medium 350-660
High 660 or higher
Leverage Score


 

Range Definition
Low Lower than 345
Medium 345-710
High 710 or higher
Planning Score


 

Range Definition
Low Lower than 325
Medium 325-685
High 685 or higher
Financial Acumen Score


 

Range Definition
Low Lower than 385
Medium 385-670
High 670 or higher
Spending Score