Are You Really Saving Enough? Insights from 5,725 Wealth Map Evaluations

How often do you tell yourself, "I save money regularly"? If you're like most people who recently participated in our Wealth Map Evaluation, the answer might surprise you.

We crunched the numbers from 5,725 quiz takers, asking them to rate how consistently they save money. The results reveal a fascinating — and sobering — picture of saving habits:

• Only 10% of respondents gave themselves the top score for regular saving
• Nearly 20% rated themselves a 7, suggesting some consistency but plenty of room for improvement
• The most common scores clustered in the mid-range, with 16% at a 6 and 10% at both the lowest (1) and the midpoint (5)

What does this tell us? Most people aren't as disciplined with saving as they'd like to be. While a small group feels confident about their habits, the majority admit to inconsistency, uncertainty, or outright struggle.

This isn't just about numbers — it's about financial peace of mind. Regular saving is the foundation of wealth building, emergency preparedness, and long-term security. Yet, our data shows the real challenge lies not in knowing we should save, but in making it a habit.

So where do you stand? Are you closer to the confident savers, or do you fall into the "wish I saved more" crowd? The first step to improvement is self-awareness.

Curious about your own habits and how they stack up? Take the Wealth Map Evaluation now and get personalised insights into your financial strengths and growth areas.