Money Personality Quiz

Immediately put it into a savings account so it doesn’t get spent.

Figure out ways to invest it and make the best return.

Put off any decision-making until you feel less overwhelmed.

Buy a whole new wardrobe, or put the money towards a new car.

To make as much as possible, as quickly as possible, by investment.

To save up as much as possible, and are always prepared for an unexpected financial situation.

To have enough to buy anything and everything that you want.

Unclear to you.

You love spending money on gifts and treats, and tend to spend more than you earn.

You're very laid-back - you don’t spend excessively, but if you want something, you'll probably buy it.

You prefer not to spend where possible, and would rather keep money in a savings account.

You enjoy spending, but would rather invest money and make a good return.

You don’t really bother seeking advice; you just make decisions as they come.

You make careful, informed decisions based on data from as many resources as possible.

Friends and family.

You read opinions of top financial experts on a regular basis.

Tend to borrow quite a lot to make sure you can afford the things you want.

Aren't really for or against it - it depends on the situation.

Never borrow money, since you always have enough saved.

Try not to borrow money unless you need it for an incredible investment opportunity to make a huge profit.

Buy it anyway, and borrow money later if necessary.

You don’t really tend to have a budget, so would probably buy it, but who knows? You just take things as they come.

If it's necessary then you'll get it, but if not then you'd rather keep it in case a good investment comes up.

You don’t ever really consider things outside your budget.

Sometimes, but you usually just enjoy spending it.

Not really; things tend to just work out fine.

All the time!

Only when a financial crisis happens and the markets are down.

You have a savings account but don’t strictly treat it as such, dipping in and out whenever you need or want money.

You don’t really put much money aside for savings.

You often dip into your savings to use money for making new investments.

Everything you have goes into savings, and you only take money out when it’s absolutely necessary.

Make good, profitable decisions, always ensuring a high return and you enjoy it.

Invest if you happen to come across a decent opportunity, but it’s not a huge priority of yours.

Don't really see the point, and would rather have money now than later.

Have to make sure that you’re 100% sure about your decision, so you spend a huge amount of time checking whether it’s a good idea.