Investment psychology

Risk tolerance, behavioral biases, and money attitudes — understand the psychology behind your investing. For self-understanding, not financial advice.

Investment Risk Tolerance (S-IRT)

Between hope for gains and fear of loss, how much investment risk are you really willing to take?

12 items~3 min

Investor Bias Check (SIBC)

Check your tendencies toward four common investing biases — overconfidence, loss aversion, herding, and the disposition effect.

12 items~4 min

Financial Well-Being (CFPB FWB)

Measure your sense of financial security and freedom with a 10-item Financial Well-Being Scale developed and published by the CFPB.

10 items~2 min

Financial Literacy Check (Money IQ)

A 10-question quiz covering compounding, inflation, diversification and more to check your money decision basics.

10 items~3 min

Money Mindset Check (SMAC)

Profile your money beliefs across four dimensions: avoidance, worship, status, and vigilance.

12 items~3 min

Investor Risk Profile (5 Types)

A 10-question self-check of your risk tolerance that maps you onto the five investor profiles used across Korean finance, from stability-focused to aggressive.

10 items~2 min

Soundary Loss Aversion Scale (S-LAS)

A quick self-check exploring how strongly you weigh potential losses more heavily than equal gains in investing.

10 items~3 min

Time Preference & Present Bias Scale

A quick self-check of how much you favor small immediate rewards over larger future ones — your patience and present bias.

9 items~3 min

Soundary Financial Stress Scale (S-FSS)

A gentle 10-item self-check exploring how money worries seep into your sleep, mood, relationships, and focus.

10 items~3 min