Most of what shapes how we handle money isn't really about money. It's about safety, worth, belonging, and what we picked up, often long before we had words for it, about wanting things for ourselves.
This is a mix of statements to agree or disagree with, some quick scenarios, a few memory prompts, and one round where you'll pick from a table of thirty words. Together they map a specific, personal set of beliefs that may be quietly shaping your relationship with money. Not a generic "money type", your own particular pattern.
Financial psychology groups money patterns into four broad scripts: avoidance, worship, status, and vigilance. Here's how your answers land across all four, alongside the personalized picture below. Because this tool is built around beliefs that push money away, avoidance and vigilance tend to run higher for most people; that's expected, not a flaw in your answers.
All 15 dimensions this tool looks at. The highlighted ones below are the beliefs you'll see written out in full.
Ranked by how strongly each one showed up in your answers, not by how "bad" it is. These are protective patterns, not character flaws.