Money — a friend or a fleeting guest? — a psychological test

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Money — a friend or a fleeting guest?

Do you attract money or only memes about saving it?
Check your money scripts — and whether it's time to rewrite them.

1. How do you react to money?

Fearfully — it comes and goes too fast With interest, but I'm anxious about losing it Easily, without fear or fuss

2. How often do you count other people's money?

Often — I compare myself with others Sometimes, to motivate myself I care more about my own income

3. If you have some spare money…

I spend it at once, “so I don't lose it” I think about where to invest or save it I happily invest or put it aside

4. To you, money is…

A problem to be solved Something I feel uneasy without A tool for growth and freedom

5. How do you see rich people?

Envy and suspicion — “they just got lucky” They inspire me, but “that's not for the likes of me” I'm happy for them and see them as an example

6. When unexpected expenses come up…

I panic and expect life to trip me up I get nervous, but cope I take it calmly and look for a solution

7. How often do you skimp “on yourself”?

Almost always Sometimes, if things are really tight Rarely — I know my worth

8. How do you feel when you get your salary or income?

I just hope it doesn't run out! Happy, but anxious — “I need to economise” Calm — I have a plan and a strategy

9. Investments and large sums are…

Not for me — risk is scary Interesting, but I have little experience My path — I'm learning and growing

10. How do you respond to “Can you lend me some until payday?”

I give my last penny — it's awkward to refuse Sometimes I help out, sometimes I say no I soberly weigh the risks and what I can afford