Copilot should offer a welcome score: a financial-health checkup based on questions about your age, household size, income, spending, debts and assets. Your answers will be evaluated in two ways. First, they are compared to averages for U.S. households in similar circumstances, or “peer groups.” Second, your answers are evaluated against seven financial-wellbeing benchmarks related to spending, savings and assets. Your final WealthScore is an unweighted average of these benchmark scores.

See Bloomberg Wealth score as an example.