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Introduction

To get the most out of this test, it’s important to be honest, even if the truth feels uncomfortable. People often try to look good when answering questions. But that won’t help you here. Instead, read each statement and go with your first instinct. Even if the answer doesn't make you look great, it's okay. Your first reaction is often the best clue to what’s really going on deep down, and what’s truly driving your money habits.

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Please indicate how strongly you agree with the following statements.

My spending is under control. *

I understand my financial goals. *

I am saving for my goals (e.g. school, car, house, etc.) *

I have a spending plan. *

I consistently follow my spending budget. *

I have clear financial goals for the future. *

Financial issues do not depress me. *

I am proud of how I handle money. *

I avoid thinking about money. *

I often buy things in an attempt to make me feel better. *

The way I manage money is consistent with my values, goals and dreams. *

I obsess about financial matters. *

I have money set aside for emergencies. *

Financial issues do not confuse me. *

I often spend more money than I can afford to spend. *

I have lots of fears and insecurities around money. *

I am taking the steps necessary to meet my financial goals. *

I have trouble controlling my impulse to buy things. *

I let others take advantage of me financially. *

I am comfortable talking about money issues. *