Your true relationship with money

Ant, grasshopper, or something else?

Your relationship with money speaks to your values. Find out which one governs you.

10 questions

The questions

You receive an unexpected sum of money…
- I save it all, you never know
- I treat myself right away
- I invest wisely
- I share some of it with those around me
Your relationship to spending…
- I track everything, I’m in control
- I spend as I feel
- I weigh every major purchase
- I often pay for others
Money, for you, is mainly…
- Security
- A way to enjoy yourself
- A lever for success
- A way to help
Faced with a big sale…
- I resist, I don’t need it
- I give in, it’s a bargain!
- I calculate if it’s worth it
- I take the opportunity to buy gifts
Your biggest financial fear…
- Running out one day
- Missing out on life’s pleasures
- Making a bad investment
- Not being able to help my own
Your bank account, you check it…
- Often, I keep a close eye on it
- Rarely, I live and we’ll see
- To manage my investments
- To see what I can share
Faced with a big purchase…
- I save up first
- I give in if I like it
- I compare and optimize
- I also think about sharing the perks
Money makes you rather…
- Prudent
- A free spirit
- A strategist
- A sharer
What you envy in others…
- Their security
- Their carefree nature
- Their success
- Nothing, I mainly enjoy giving
Your dream if you had a lot of money…
- Never have to worry again
- Enjoy it to the fullest
- Make it grow
- Help the ones I love

The ant · Prudent, thrifty, reassured by a nest egg. Tomorrow won’t catch you off guard.
The grasshopper · You enjoy the moment. Money is for living, not for sleeping in an account.
The strategist · You make your money work. Every euro has a mission.
The generous · Money only has value when shared. Your pleasure lies in treating others.