A score alone does not tell you what to do. That is why the Firmaskor report includes a written assessment alongside the number: it explains in plain language the prominent areas in your financial picture and the items affecting the result the most.
What does the assessment say?
- Which area is dragging your score down the most.
- Where your strength lies — the part that should be preserved while making improvements.
- The items in your financial picture that stand out, which cannot be read from the number alone.
Its purpose is to ensure you do not need a financial background to read the report.
What the assessment does not say
It is important to state this clearly: the written assessment is not an advisory service. It does not provide a tailored financial plan, give investment advice, or make decisions on your behalf. It offers an interpretation generated from the information provided by your company; what you do with that interpretation is up to you.
It is no substitute for working with your own accountant or adviser when decisions need to be made.
How do you use the assessment?
Use the report in this order: read the area highlighted by the assessment, make an adjustment specific to that area, and then reassess your company. If the second report's assessment points to a different area than the first, it means your adjustment has worked.
See your report
Add your company; receive your score, the four areas, and the written assessment in the same report. Registration is free, and your first report is complimentary.
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