Psychologist Anna Heal

Money involves not just economics but psychology. Tests in this category help you understand your deep money attitudes (e.g., "money is evil," "wealth equals security"), determine your financial behavior type (miser, spender, avoider), and identify emotional triggers related to finances. You'll also assess impulsive buying tendencies, attitudes toward debt, and investing. Understanding money psychology helps establish healthier financial relationships, overcome destructive patterns (both hoarding and overspending), and learn to use money as a tool for life goals rather than a constant stress source.