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Based on research and testing, this quiz aims to open up new perspectives for you – about yourself, your money, your way forward.
Have you ever noticed how people have such different money lives? Our relationship with our finances is not about how we earn: it’s a unique combination of our make-up and experience, too. If you’re curious about you and the way you approach money, this will be time well spent.
Developed in conjunction with Dr Ayesha Scott and Professor Aaron Gilbert of Auckland University of Technology’s Finance Department, this Sorted tool is based on a wealth of research and testing. As more and more of us take the quiz, we’ll continue to refine it to bring you ever more perspective into our money lives. The insights can support us to make the sharpest choices for our futures.
Here's more on how this quiz works.
You’re generous with your money, even if it’s a bit of a stretch. When the heart wants what it wants, it usually gets it.
You’re in the know with your money and know how to use it. You’re calculated with your spending, always planning ahead.
Smart with your money, some may say cautious, but you’re just thinking long-term, ready to wait out any financial storm.
You've always got an eye out for your own finances. You prefer to play it safe when it comes to your money, even though you know more could be done with it.
You enjoy the finer things in life, and love to share that with those around you.
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