What's Your Investment Readiness Score?

Discover where you stand on your investment journey in Canada. In just 4 quick questions, we'll assess your knowledge of accounts, platforms, risk tolerance, and common pitfalls. Get your personalized readiness score and learn exactly what you need to do next to start building wealth confidently.

When it comes to tax-advantaged accounts in Canada, where are you right now?

I've never heard of TFSAs or RRSPs—this is new to me. I know they exist, but I'm not sure which one is right for me. I have a TFSA or RRSP open, but I'm not maximizing it. I have both accounts open and I'm consistently contributing to them.

How much money do you think you need to start investing in Canada?

At least $10,000—I can't start without a big lump sum. Probably a few thousand dollars to make it worth it. I know you can start small, maybe $100–$500. I understand you can start with $1 and grow through consistent monthly contributions.

Which investment approach appeals to you most?

I want to pick individual Canadian stocks and beat the market. I'm interested in stocks but worried about making the wrong choice. I prefer diversified index funds with maybe 10–20% in stocks I research. I'm comfortable with low-cost index funds or a robo-advisor managing my portfolio.

What would you do if your investments dropped 15% in value?

I'd panic and sell everything to avoid losing more. I'd be nervous and consider pulling out if it drops further. I'd stay invested but might pause new contributions temporarily. I'd see it as a buying opportunity and continue my monthly contributions.

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