Do you know your money type?

Image Source

Quiz Questions

1.
I do not deserve a lot of money when others have less than me.
Image Source
- A.
  Strongly agree
- B.
  Somewhat agree
- C.
  Somewhat disagree
- D.
  Strongly disagree
2.
Having more money will make me happier.
Image Source
- A.
  Strongly agree
- B.
  Somewhat agree
- C.
  Somewhat disagree
- D.
  Strongly disagree
3.
I will not buy something unless it's new like a car or a house.
Image Source
- A.
  Strongly agree
- B.
  Somewhat agree
- C.
  Somewhat disagree
- D.
  Strongly disagree
4.
It's important to save for a rainy day.
Image Source
- A.
  Strongly agree
- B.
  Somewhat agree
- C.
  Somewhat disagree
- D.
  Strongly disagree
5.
Rich people are greedy.
Image Source
- A.
  Strongly agree
- B.
  Somewhat agree
- C.
  Somewhat disagree
- D.
  Strongly disagree
6.
You can never have enough money.
Image Source
- A.
  Strongly agree
- B.
  Somewhat agree
- C.
  Somewhat disagree
- D.
  Strongly disagree
7.
Your self-worth equals you net-worth.
Image Source
- A.
  Strongly agree
- B.
  Somewhat agree
- C.
  Somewhat disagree
- D.
  Strongly disagree
8.
You should always look for the best deal, even if it takes more time.
Image Source
- A.
  Strongly agree
- B.
  Somewhat agree
- C.
  Somewhat disagree
- D.
  Strongly disagree
9.
It is not okay to have more than you need.
Image Source
- A.
  Strongly agree
- B.
  Somewhat agree
- C.
  Somewhat disagree
- D.
  Strongly disagree
10.
Money would solve all my problems.
Image Source
- A.
  Strongly agree
- B.
  Somewhat agree
- C.
  Somewhat disagree
- D.
  Strongly disagree
11.
Poor people are lazy.
Image Source
- A.
  Strongly agree
- B.
  Somewhat agree
- C.
  Somewhat disagree
- D.
  Strongly disagree
12.
If you cannot pay cash for something, you should not buy it.
Image Source
- A.
  Strongly agree
- B.
  Somewhat agree
- C.
  Somewhat disagree
- D.
  Strongly disagree
13.
People get rich by taking advantage of others.
Image Source
- A.
  Strongly agree
- B.
  Somewhat agree
- C.
  Somewhat disagree
- D.
  Strongly disagree
14.
Money buys freedom.
Image Source
- A.
  Strongly agree
- B.
  Somewhat agree
- C.
  Somewhat disagree
- D.
  Strongly disagree
15.
If something is not considered the “best,” it is not worth buying.
Image Source
- A.
  Strongly agree
- B.
  Somewhat agree
- C.
  Somewhat disagree
- D.
  Strongly disagree
16.
I would be a nervous wreck if I did not have an emergency fund.
Image Source
- A.
  Strongly agree
- B.
  Somewhat agree
- C.
  Somewhat disagree
- D.
  Strongly disagree

Quiz Outcomes

1.
Money Avoidance
Image Source
Money avoiders believe that money is bad or that they do not deserve it. They believe that wealthy people are greedy and corrupt, and that there is virtue in living with less money. Avoiders may sabotage their financial success or give money away in an unconscious effort to have as little as possible. Money avoidance is associated with ignoring bank statements, increased risk of overspending, financial enabling, financial dependence, hoarding, and having trouble sticking to a budget.Want to know more? Bonus Resources to jumpstart Your Happy Money Journey? I've Got Your Back!1. Download my free Happy Money Journey Workbook. It'll give you the structure you need to start understanding where you are with your finances and set some real tangible goals2. Join our Happy Honey's facebook group Here is where you can talk, or just log in and scroll around for exclusive content, insights and live Q & A's 👏 I am Phoebe Blamey, author of The Happy Money Journey - a guide to make good money decisions and live life on your termsLet Me Introduce Myself!Hey there, and welcome — I'm Phoebe Blamey. I'm here to help busy women (just like you) take away your money shame and get on top of your money game. I have a Financial Planning qualification and have run a successful mortgage broking business since 2006. I wrote The Happy Money Journey to help you make good money decisions and live life on your terms, its practical advice speaks to you and not at you. On top of 1:1 consulting I offer a variety of courses to help you create a money plan on your own terms 👉 If you are living pay to pay, struggling with debt or in fear of retirement I am here with practical steps to help you lose the shame and find the gain.
2.
Money Worship
Image Source
At their core, money worshipers are convinced that the key to happiness and the solution to all of their problems is to have more money. At the same time, they believe that one can never have enough. Money worshipers are more likely to have lower income, lower net worth, and credit card debt. They are more likely to spend compulsively, hoard possessions and put work ahead of family. They may give money to others even though they can’t afford it or and be financially dependent on others.Want to know more?Bonus Resources to jumpstart Your Happy Money Journey? I've Got Your Back! 1. Download my free Happy Money Journey Workbook. It'll give you the structure you need to start understanding where you are with your finances and set some real tangible goals2. Join our Happy Honey's facebook group Here is where you can talk, or just log in and scroll around for exclusive content, insights and live Q & A's I am Phoebe Blamey, author of The Happy Money Journey - a guide to make good money decisions and live life on your termsLet Me Introduce Myself!Hey there, and welcome — I'm Phoebe Blamey. I'm here to help busy women (just like you) take away your money shame and get on top of your money game. I have a Financial Planning qualification and have run a successful mortgage broking business since 2006. I wrote The Happy Money Journey to help you make good money decisions and live life on your terms, its practical advice speaks to you and not at you. On top of 1:1 consulting I offer a variety of courses to help you create a money plan on your own terms 👉 If you are living pay to pay, struggling with debt or in fear of retirement I am here with practical steps to help you lose the shame and find the gain. 👏
3.
Money Status
Image Source
Money status seekers see net-worth and self-worth as synonymous. They pretend to have more money than they do, and as a result are at risk of overspending. They believe that if they live a virtuous life, the universe will take care of their financial needs. They tend to grow up in families with lower socioeconomic status. People with money status beliefs are more likely to be compulsive spenders or gamblers, be dependent on others financially, and lie to their spouses about spending.Want to know more?Bonus Resources to jumpstart Your Happy Money Journey? I've Got Your Back! 1. Download my free Happy Money Journey Workbook. It'll give you the structure you need to start understanding where you are with your finances and set some real tangible goals2. Join our Happy Honey's facebook group Here is where you can talk, or just log in and scroll around for exclusive content, insights and live Q & A's I am Phoebe Blamey, author of The Happy Money Journey - a guide to make good money decisions and live life on your termsLet Me Introduce Myself!Hey there, and welcome — I'm Phoebe Blamey. I'm here to help busy women (just like you) take away your money shame and get on top of your money game. I have a Financial Planning qualification and have run a successful mortgage broking business since 2006. I wrote The Happy Money Journey to help you make good money decisions and live life on your terms, its practical advice speaks to you and not at you. On top of 1:1 consulting I offer a variety of courses to help you create a money plan on your own terms 👉 If you are living pay to pay, struggling with debt or in fear of retirement I am here with practical steps to help you lose the shame and find the gain. 👏
4.
Money Vigilance
Image Source
The money vigilant are alert, watchful, and concerned about their financial welfare. They believe it is important to save and for people to work for their money and not be given handouts. They are less likely to buy on credit. They also have a tendency to be anxious and secretive about their financial status. While vigilance encourages saving and frugality, excessive wariness or anxiety could keep someone from enjoying the benefits and sense of security that money can provide.Want to find out more?Bonus Resources to jumpstart Your Happy Money Journey? I've Got Your Back! 1. Download my free Happy Money Journey Workbook. It'll give you the structure you need to start understanding where you are with your finances and set some real tangible goals2. Join our Happy Honey's facebook group Here is where you can talk, or just log in and scroll around for exclusive content, insights and live Q & A's 👏I am Phoebe Blamey, author of The Happy Money Journey - a guide to make good money decisions and live life on your termsLet Me Introduce Myself!Hey there, and welcome — I'm Phoebe Blamey. I'm here to help busy women (just like you) take away your money shame and get on top of your money game. I have a Financial Planning qualification and have run a successful mortgage broking business since 2006. I wrote The Happy Money Journey to help you make good money decisions and live life on your terms, its practical advice speaks to you and not at you. On top of 1:1 consulting I offer a variety of courses to help you create a money plan on your own terms 👉 If you are living pay to pay, struggling with debt or in fear of retirement I am here with practical steps to help you lose the shame and find the gain.

Do you know your money type?

There are four major money beliefs, according to a Kansas State University study : Worship, Avoidance, Vigilance and Status. Take the quiz to help you identify your money beliefs and take action to reach your financial goals.

Quiz Questions

Quiz Outcomes