Tools & Quizzes
Bite-sized, interactive tools to help every Filipino spot scams, understand risk, and build smarter money habits — in minutes, not hours.
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Phishing Scam Spotter
Can you tell a real bank message from a scam? Test yourself on real Filipino phishing texts, GCash lures, and courier scams.
Take the quizRisk Appetite Quiz
Discover whether you're a conservative, moderate, or aggressive investor — and which PH investment vehicles fit your profile.
Take the quizMoney Personality Test
Ipon Royalty, Spreadsheet Bestie, Doom Spender, The Ghost, Degen, or FIRE Chaser — which one are you?
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What we're building next
A sneak peek at the interactive tools and quizzes coming to MoneyHub PH.
Financial IQ Quiz
20 questions on banking, taxes, credit, and investing — with detailed explanations for every answer.
Coming soonFinancial Goal Planner
Turn a dream — house, business, retirement — into a monthly savings target based on real PH inflation and returns.
Coming soonFinancial Health Check
Score your emergency fund, debt ratio, insurance, and investing habits in under 5 minutes.
Coming soonCredit Card Match Quiz
Answer a few questions about your spending and we'll match you with the best cashback, travel, or rewards card in the PH.
Coming soonRetirement Readiness Quiz
Are you on track for a comfortable retirement in the Philippines? Find out — and see what to fix first.
Coming soonWhy these quizzes exist
Most money mistakes are behavioural rather than technical. People know that saving is good and that a text message promising a prize is suspicious — the failure happens under time pressure, social pressure, or a convincing-looking screen. These short interactive tools are built to surface those reflexes before they cost money.
The phishing quiz uses real local scam patterns: GCash verification texts, courier delivery-fee messages, fake bank advisories, and job offers that ask for a processing fee. The risk-appetite quiz translates how you actually react to losses into the kind of investment options in the Philippines that fit, from time deposits and MP2 to equity UITFs and direct stocks. The money-personality test maps spending and saving habits to concrete next steps.
None of them collect personal information, and none produce a formal assessment. Treat the results as a starting point for a decision, then use the relevant guide or calculator to work through the numbers.