I have a hard time making money decisions and question myself after a decision is made.
If I have extra money, I'd rather put it in savings than spend it.
I like going on lavish vacations.
You learn to do without.
Money makes me nervous.
I am comfortable getting into debt.
I am ok with carrying large credit card balances every month.
It is important to me that I reach certain money milestones by a certain age.
Are you constantly checking your bank account balances?
I rarely buy things impulsively I don't like spending.
I am always worried if I will have enough money.
I take risks often and continuously to achieve goals.
You feel passionate in every risk you take?
I like to buy the highest quality product, no matter the price.
I like to spend when I am happy or to celebrate an occasion.
You believe that your success is in direct proportion to risks you are willing to take?
Do money worries keep you up at night?
When I charge money to my credit card I pay it off almost immediately.
You use things until they're completely worn out.
Are you constantly thinking about your next investment move?
Personal Financial Identity Quiz - Developed by Keisha Blair
Maximalist
The Maximalist (âThe Lavish Spender/Go large or Go homeâ)
Youâre the life of the party â you love making others happy â even if it means going over budget to do it (maybe a lot over budget sometimes?). You like the best things (or the lavish things) in life â like designer shoes, you drive an expensive car, and your home is Architecture Digest-worthy.
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Minimalist
The Minimalist (âSimple Living/Keep It Simpleâ)
Your mantra in life is simple living at its core and you prefer simplicity in everything. You donât feel like you need to follow the crowd with your spending or investment habits. You are willing to take on only minimal risk (on consumer spending) because your mantra is simple living.
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Anxious Spender
The Anxious Spender/Investor (âMoney equals Stress/Anxietyâ)
The Anxious spender/investor is as the name suggests, a conservative, risk-averse personality but with the added layer of also being worried about money issues and a tendency to become anxious about making money decisions.
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Risk Taker
The Risk Taker (âAlways on the Lookout for the Next Dealâ)
As a Risk-Taker, you tend to take on more risk than average in an effort to accumulate more assets and investments, and with a view to furthering certain financial, entrepreneurial and lifestyle goals that youâve outlined for yourself.
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