Which Money Personality Are You?  

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  You have a free weekend and a little extra money. You’re most likely to…

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  • A.
    Put it toward connection—dinner together or a meaningful gift.
  • B.
    Handle something practical first so you can relax afterward.
  • C.
    Say yes to something fun and decide the rest later.
• 2.
  You check your account and the balance is lower than expected. Your first move is…

  • A.
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    Quickly scan recent purchases and move on.
  • B.
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    Wonder if you forgot something you promised or covered for someone.
  • C.
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    Go line-by-line until you find the reason.
• 3.
  A friend invites you to a last-minute event that costs $200. You…

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  • A.
    Take a quick look at your budget first, then decide—or propose something more affordable.
  • B.
    Consider going if it matters to them (and you don’t want to disappoint).
  • C.
    Go if you want to go—life is for living.
• 4.
  Someone you care about is short on money. You’re most likely to…

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    Say yes in the moment, then figure out how it fits afterward.
  • B.
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    Help, even if it creates some pressure for you.
  • C.
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    Prefer to help by talking through options and making a clear plan.
• 5.
  Which “money feeling” do you relate to most?

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  • A.
    I don’t want money surprises to throw me off.
  • B.
    I don’t want money to control my life.
  • C.
    I don’t want money to make me feel selfish.
• 6.
  You get a $400 surprise refund. The option that feels most satisfying is…

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  • A.
    Put it toward stability (savings, debt, a goal) for peace of mind.
  • B.
    Use it to ease pressure at home—like groceries, utilities, or a bill.
  • C.
    Use it for something that improves your life right now.
• 7.
  You’re planning a trip (or big purchase). Your style is…

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  • A.
    Make it happen—details can get handled as you go.
  • B.
    Research, compare, and plan it out before you commit.
  • C.
    Focus on making it meaningful for everyone involved.
• 8.
  Choose the statement that feels most accurate right now.

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    I can overextend myself because I care deeply.
  • B.
    I can delay enjoyment because I want to be prepared.
  • C.
    When I’m excited or stressed, spending can happen fast.

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  SAVER 🧡

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  You’re: steady, prepared, and future-focused.Strengths: disciplined • consistent • plans aheadBe mindful of: scarcity mindset • delaying joy or needs • overthinkingNext step (pick 1):Give every dollar a job: Emergency / Goals / Joy / GivingStart a Joy Fund (aim for $100–$200/month—adjust to your season).Set a decision deadline for one money decision you’ve been putting offReminder:You’re building a steady foundation and a life that feels good.
• 2.
  GIVER 🧡

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  You’re: values-led and people-centered.Strengths: compassionate • loyal • dependableBe mindful of: guilt spending • overextending • avoiding the numbersNext step (pick 1):Create a monthly giving budget that reflects your capacity and values (small or generous—both count).If a request comes up that doesn’t fit your plan, use this script: "I can’t help right now. If things change next month, I’ll let you know."Build a $500–$1,000 buffer for peaceReminder:Your boundaries protect your peace and make your generosity sustainable.
• 3.
  SPENDER 🧡

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  You’re: momentum + quality-of-life driven.Strengths: quick to act • adaptable • joy-focusedBe mindful of: small “fast yes” spending • stress/excitement triggers • inconsistencyNext step (pick 1):24-hour pause on non-essentials over $50Pick ONE category and set a weekly cap (ex: takeout or Amazon).Set an automatic transfer to “Future Me” each payday—choose an amount that fits your budget ($25–$50 or more).Reminder:You can enjoy today and still protect tomorrow.