Understand the Beliefs Behind Your Money Habits

This quick quiz helps you identify the patterns shaping your financial behavior so you can begin making clearer, more intentional decisions.

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I often feel life will finally feel secure or peaceful once I reach a certain income or savings amount *

Agree

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I avoid conversations about money unless absolutely necessary. *

Agree

Disagree

I feel more confident when others perceive me as financially successful. *

Agree

Disagree

I often worry about running out of money even when things are financially stable. *

Agree

Disagree

I associate financial success with happiness or life satisfaction. *

Agree

Disagree

Deep down, I fear that earning or having a lot of money might change who I am or how people see me. *

Agree

Disagree

When I’m not doing well financially, I question my personal worth or sense of progress. *

Agree

Disagree

I feel anxious when spending money, even when I have enough. *

Agree

Disagree

I put off looking at my finances when things feel stressful. *

Agree

Disagree

I believe that if I had more money, most of my current problems would go away. *

Agree

Disagree

I prefer to hold onto money rather than take opportunities that could improve my situation. *

Agree

Disagree

I’ve spent money I probably shouldn’t have to appear more successful than I am. *

Agree

Disagree

I worry that fully facing my money situation might make me feel ashamed or disappointed. *

Agree

Disagree

I’ve made decisions assuming that future money will solve present issues. *

Agree

Disagree

I compare myself financially to others more often than I’d like to admit. *

Agree

Disagree

I believe in being cautious with money, but I sometimes miss opportunities because I wait for more certainty. *

Agree

Disagree