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What's Your Money Personality Type ? - https://www.tryinteract.com/quiz/what-s-your-money-personality-type/
Luckily I have some fun money set aside for these type of occasions.
(Correlates to: The Planner)
B.
Ask a friend if they can pick up your tab — you’ll get them back next time!
(Correlates to: The Splurger)
C.
What do you mean ‘budget’? If everyone’s going out, I want to be there - I’ll just fill up on bread and order something cheap if I’m short on funds this week.
(Correlates to: The What Now? )
D.
Decline, send my apologies and offer to host a dinner party next time instead.
(Correlates to: The Saver)
8.
You find the perfect home, but the rent is way out of your price range. Do you:
Tell him he’ll have to wait until his birthday or put it on his Christmas list -- let Santa deal with it!
(Correlates to: The Saver)
B.
Help him count what's in his piggybank and encourage him to save up the rest to buy it for himself.
(Correlates to: The Planner)
C.
Just put it on the credit card. He’ll love it so much, and he’s only this age once -- it’s worth splurging for even if it’s more than you can afford right now.
(Correlates to: The Splurger)
D.
Tell him it’s too expensive, but you can't deny him. You'll take a few extra shifts at work if it comes to that.
Life is too short to deny yourself pleasures small and large. You're often careless with your money in the pursuit of happiness, and you know full well you'll have to pay for it
eventually. Just remember, if you're not careful, you could end up drowning in debt, missing out on the fun, and regretting some of those reckless purchases.
You are a Master of your Money!!!
You know how much money you need to pay your bills on time, you have a plan for both your short and long term goals. You also have money set aside each week for fun and incidentals. You wouldn't call yourself either a Saver or a Spender.
You always way up your options, have a plan for unexpected expenses that might arise and make well informed financial decisions.
Congratulations! Keep up the good work.
The Saver: You've got your mind on your money (and your money on your mind). You've got a frugal mindset and your financial instincts are sharp: You know where every dollar goes and why, and you're making steady progress toward your long-term goals, even if it means sacrifices along the way.
For some savers, keeping an eye on every dollar can be all consuming. While saving and knowing what you want is great, it is always best to achieve a balance and enjoy some of life's pleasures along the way.
You don't pay much attention to your finances and so long as no debt collectors come knocking on your door you're happy to stay that way. Ignorance may be bliss, but chances are it will all catch up with you eventually. One day you will end up wishing you had paid attention, avoided debt, saved and planned so you could buy a house or retire comfortably one day.
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