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Discover Your Child's Unique Money Personality With This Quick Quiz

Thinking about your child's financial future can feel... big. Where do you even begin? This 90-second quiz is the perfect first step. Discover if they're a 'Laid-Back Spender,' 'Curious Explorer,' or 'Cautious Builder' or 'Emerging Leader' and get a simple, personalized action plan to nurture their strengths and guide their financial habits, starting today.

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You'll get an instant, personalized report emailed to you with simple, actionable steps you can take right now to nurture their strengths and address their blind spots.

"I was completely wrong about Leni's money habits. I had labeled her a 'Spender,' but the quiz revealed her true potential as a 'Leader' who likes to invest. It was like a lightbulb went on. We went from frustrating arguments to productive conversations about her future, thanks to the clarity from this 90-second quiz."

— Elle M, Leni's mom (15)

Find Out If Your Child Is A...

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Laid-back Spender
Icon for the Curious Explorer money personality quiz type
Curious Explorer
Icon for the Cautious Builder money personality quiz type
Cautious Builder
Icon for the Emerging Leader money personality quiz type
Emerging Leader

How it works

3 Simple Steps
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1. Answer 6 quick questions

It takes less than 90 seconds to answer these simple questions and discover your child's unique money personality.

2. Unlock Their Personalized Plan 

Just pop in your best email address below to get instant access to their custom-built financial roadmap.

3. Start Their Path to Financial Confidence

You'll receive your child's plan immediately, with simple, actionable steps you can take today.

Discover their Money Personality Now

1. How does your child typically handle their pocket money or earnings?

Question 1
They spend most - if not all of it - without a second thought.
They occasionally save some money, but often act impulsively.
They actively save and spend with some planning but don’t track their money consistently.
They consistently budget, track their spending, and adjust their habits as needed.

2. Does your child set savings goals for things they want?

Question 2
They don’t think about saving.
They try and sometimes set goals, but struggle to follow through or stay motivated.
They set clear goals and work towards them, though they may need occasional reminders.
They consistently set realistic goals, create plans to achieve them, and track their progress independently.

3. Has your child tried earning money through creative projects or small jobs?

Question 3
They haven’t shown interest in earning money and rely entirely on allowances or gifts.
They’ve shown interest in earning but need guidance to take initiative.
They actively seek opportunities to earn money.
They consistently find creative ways to earn money, take initiative, and manage their earnings independently.

4. How does your child decide what to spend their money on?

Question 4
They spend impulsively, often without considering what the value for money is.
They sometimes consider value, but often prioritize immediate wants over needs.
They evaluate needs versus wants and consider value but may occasionally make impulsive choices.
They consistently make thoughtful spending decisions, balancing needs, wants, and long-term goals.

5. Does your child understand the importance of giving back or donating?

Question 5
They don’t think about the concept of giving back much, or see it as unnecessary.
They understand the idea of giving back, but rarely act on it without prompting.
They participate in giving back occasionally and understand its importance.
They seek opportunities to help others, and understand the broader impact of money.

6. Does your child set and achieve personal or financial goals?

Question 6
They don’t set goals and rely on others to guide their actions.
They set goals but often lose focus or struggle to follow through.
They set and achieve goals with some support or reminders.
They consistently set, plan, and achieve goals independently, even when faced with challenges.

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