Wealth Quiz: What Kind of Rich Person Would You Be

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What Kind of SUPER Rich Person Would You Be?

Unless you just won the lottery, or you're a co-founder of Google, or you just got the check in the mail for your Nobel Prize, the following fun quiz is as much a fantasy for you as it is for the rest of us.

However, you'll actually see there is also some real value in learning what kind of fantastically wealthy person you would be because, upon just a bit of reflection, you'll discover it is likely similar to the way you are treating your (much more limited) finances today. And that can either be satisfying, or prompt you to evaluate changing your habits!

So given the opportunity, what kind of "big spender" do you think you would be? A "Paris Hilton"... a "Bill Gates"... a "Warren Buffet"... or a "George Soros"?

AND REMEMBER: After you get your results, use the spaces provided to guess what type of fantastically filthy rich type of person your friends would be, too, and have this fun quiz passed on to them. When they take the quiz, you'll find out if you guessed them right!

1.

1. If you suddenly came into some serious money, you would:

A



Shout it from the rooftops, announce it to the media, etc.

B



Mention it only to my closest friends and family members

C



Mention it only to my significant other and maybe one other person

D



Keep it strictly between my lawyer and myself; money can do funny things to human relationships

2.

If people were to find out that you had suddenly become very wealthy, they would most likely:

A



Feel and act jealous

B



Feel happy for me

C



Feel mixed feelings about my sudden good fortune

D



Try to get in my good graces

3.

If you were to become enormously wealthy, out of the following you would likely spend most of your time with:

A



Actors, models and rock stars

B



Inventors and creative geniuses

C



Major politicians and world leaders

D



CEOs and other business leaders

4.

I think people who are extremely wealthy have an obligation to donate a significant portion of their money to charities.

A



Strongly agree

B



Agree

C



Disagree

D



Strongly disagree

5.

There is a good reason that "Avarice" is included as one of the "Seven Deadly Sins." After all, money is the root of (nearly) all evil.

A

True

B

False

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6.

People who have a lot of money should concentrate first and foremost on saving and investing it wisely.

A



Strongly agree

B



Agree

C



Disagree

D



Strongly disagree

7.

You only live once, and everyone knows that, "You can't take it with you!" So I say, if you've got it, spend it on whatever you like, no matter how silly or frivolous!

A



Strongly agree

B



Agree

C



Disagree

D



Strongly disagree

8.

When I hear about those New York and Hollywood "celebutantes" dropping $100,000 in one hour at a single fancy clothing boutique, I think:

A



More power to them; I'd do the same think if I were in their shoes

B



That's grotesque; just think how many poor children you could feed for a year with that kind of cash

C



What foolish people; they should sock some of that extra cash away for a rainy day

D



Why don't they put all that cash into an important social or political cause?

9.

Donating to an important cause, campaign, or political movement that they believe in passionately is one of the absolute best ways for wealthy people to spend their surplus money.

A



Strongly agree

B



Agree

C



Disagree

D



Strongly disagree

10.

I believe that "charity begins at home." If I were to suddenly strike it rich, no strings attached, I would use my money to help pay off the mortgages, education loans, and other debts of everyone in my innermost circle.

A



Strongly agree

B



Agree

C



Disagree

D



Strongly disagree

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