Find out what type of saver you are by answering the 7 questions in our quiz. Write down your answers and find the results at the bottom of the article.
1 – How do you react to receiving a bonus at work?
b) I keep part for myself and invest the rest.
c) Everything goes towards a project that is close to my heart.
d) I treat myself to a little pleasure without thinking too much.
2 – If you had to compare your savings to an animal, what would it be?
a) A turtle: slow but sure.
b) A squirrel: organized and far-sighted.
c) A tiger: bold and ambitious.
d) A magpie: attracted to everything that shines.
3 – When we talk to you about the stock market, what do you think?
a) “Too risky for me, thank you!” »
b) “Why not, with a little help.” »
c) “That’s exactly my thing!” »
d) “The stock market? The one where we buy second-hand books? »
4 – The word that best describes your money management is…
5 – If you had to save for a trip, you:
a) Plan every penny into a dedicated account.
b) Make regular transfers whenever possible.
c) Wait for a good plan to invest the rest elsewhere.
d) Leave without delay, even if it means saving afterwards.
6 – What is your financial “super power”?
a) Set aside, whatever happens.
b) Find the right balance between pleasure and savings.
c) Identify high potential opportunities.
d) Spend without feeling guilty (or almost).
7 – What would you do if you found 500 euros on the street?
a) I deposit them into my savings, immediately.
b) I keep part of it to save and the other to enjoy.
c) I am looking for a promising investment.
d) I'm having a crazy day.
Results: What saver are you?
Majority of A: The far-sighted saver
Always ready to face the unexpected, you prioritize security. You are the champion of savings accounts and cushy savings. What if you dared a little more?
Majority of B: The balanced saver
You know how to juggle pleasure and foresight. SCPI, life insurance or medium-term projects, you are moving forward with sure steps. Keep diversifying!
Majority of C: The bold saver
Risks don't scare you, especially if the risk is worth it. Real estate, stock market, even crypto, you like action. Consider keeping a safety net.
Majority of D: The spontaneous saver
You live day to day and saving is not yet your priority. Don't panic: starting small is already a lot. A booklet or a few actions on a PEA can be a good start.
