How financially fit are you? A financial health check for Singapore residents

An interactive quiz and dynamic PDF report that helps users benchmark their financial readiness against MAS guidelines and their peers.

United Overseas Bank (UOB)
How financially fit are you? A financial health check for Singapore residents

Partner:

United Overseas Bank (UOB)

Project type:

Interactive website

Scope:

Design
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Most people have a gut feeling about whether they are on top of their finances. Far fewer have a clear picture of where they actually stand. A 2025 study found that only 17% of people in Singapore met three or more of the four key financial planning pillars recommended by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. That gap between confidence and readiness is what a good self-assessment tool can start to close.
How financially fit are you? A financial health check for Singapore residents

About the project

An interactive quiz built for UOB's Financial Literacy portal. It helps users assess their financial health across four pillars: saving, insuring, investing, and legacy planning. At the end, users receive a personalised PDF score report they can take away.

The challenge

Designing one quiz for many different lives

Financial readiness looks different at 25 than it does at 55. The same advice cannot serve individuals at different life stages. The quiz needed to feel personally relevant to users at very different life stages and financial situations. At the same time, it had to produce results that were comparable and benchmarked against a common set of guidelines. Getting this balance right meant the quiz could not be a flat, one-size-fits-all survey.

An authoritative tool that did not feel intimidating

Financial tools from banks often carry a weight that can discourage the very users who need them most. UOB wanted an experience that held the authority of an MAS-benchmarked assessment without making users feel tested or judged. The quiz also had to generate a dynamic PDF report. That take-away artefact needed to feel personal, useful, and worth keeping, rather than a generic summary.

Our creative solution

We resolved the personalisation challenge through branching logic structured primarily around age. Further branches were determined by each user's specific responses. Income and gender questions allowed users to benchmark themselves against peers in similar demographic brackets, so the comparison points felt directly relevant. This let the quiz stay short and focused for any individual user. It still surfaced the right questions and comparison data for their stage of life.

To hold the balance between authority and approachability, we worked closely within UOB's brand guidelines while translating them into a quiz format. Questions were written to be clear, conversational, and encouraging rather than clinical. Users moved through the assessment without feeling tested. The results framing leaned into next steps and practical guidance, not pass-or-fail scoring.

For the dynamic PDF, we designed a fixed report template that populated with each user's scores across the four pillars, their peer benchmarks, and tailored recommendations based on their specific response pattern. A forgettable quiz result became a personalised, printable artefact users can revisit as their circumstances change.

Our partners

United Overseas Bank Limited, often known as UOB, is a Singaporean multinational banking corporation headquartered in Singapore, with branches mostly found in most Southeast Asian countries.

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