”Risk scenarios – “What do you do if...?"
”Risk scenarios – “What do you do if...?"
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👥 Group: individual or in pairs
⏰ Activity duration: 30- 40 minutes
🎯 Activity objectives
Let us guide you through the process of practicing preventive thinking and making rational decisions in the face of common risks that may arise in the first months of reintegration, using a limited budget.
Find out what your financial profile is, from a risk perspective.
🧠 Skills developed | Competencies developed
Identifying and assessing financial risks
Making informed decisions in unexpected situations
Developing preventive and adaptable behavior
Awareness of the need for a financial safety net
🔄 Steps in carrying out this activity
Go through the list of 10 multiple-choice scenarios. For each scenario, choose one of the three possible answers (a, b, or c).
2. At the end of the exercise, you will find out how many points each answer is worth. The total number of points is 30. Depending on the total number of points you have obtained, you can find out your financial profile.
So, if you scored:
25–30 points, your profile matches that of a Proactive Financial Planner, who adapts quickly to business situations and can become financially efficient at some point.
18–24 points, your profile corresponds to an Apprentice Financial Planner, who takes partial risks.
10–17 points, your profile corresponds to a Junior Financial Planner, who lacks financial planning experience and therefore prefers to learn from such scenarios for the future.
a) 3 points; b) 2 points; c) 1 point
💬 Questions for personal reflection
Which decision was the most difficult for you?
How did you feel when you thought about these potential risks?
What did you learn about the importance of having a financial backup plan?
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