VÉRO Life Map: a map of your priorities
Which areas of protection need your attention first?
The Life Map does not steer you towards a purchase. It gives a first, calm map of your needs, so you see a clear order of priorities instead of everything at once. It is a good first step before the more detailed tools.
No amounts are needed. You say whether you have children and a loan, whether you have private medical cover, life insurance and retirement savings, how many months of costs your emergency fund covers and, if you have children, whether there is a plan for their education or future.
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How to read the result
The score (0–100) is the share of the needs that apply to you that are covered. Weights: medical 20, life cover 25 (only with children or a loan), emergency fund 20 (full at 3 months, proportional before), retirement 20 and children’s future 15 (only with children). Children or a loan do not lower the score by themselves; a fully covered family reaches 100.
The first line shows your top three priorities, and each area is marked Covered, Partly or Open. The Life Map and the VÉRO Life Check use the same calculation. The bands are the same in every VÉRO tool: green from 75, amber from 50 to 74, red below 50.
What you can do next
- There is a tool for each open area: medical costs, life cover, emergency fund, retirement, your child’s future.
- See the roadmaps for each stage of life.
- Book an appointment for a personal plan: the map shows priorities; it is not an insurance proposal.
If you are signed in, you can save the result to My reports and, only if you choose to, send it to your advisor; nothing is shared automatically.
A map of priorities, not an insurance proposal or advice. Yes/no answers do not check the amounts or terms of any cover.
