Uncovering the 6 typical money personalities of women

Stingy type: typically loves money like life, likes to get something for nothing

There is no need to say much about the miser. She saved money desperately most of the time, but she saved money not for others, but to spend all the money in a short period of time.

She will be happy just because she has money itself. What she wants is the increase of wealth. No matter what form she has, she will feel extremely gratified. However, don't expect her to throw away things at random, such as old furniture and outdated clothes, as this is difficult for her.

There are many ways people get money: inherit, win, earn, but for most people, money is earned. But as a stingy person, she rarely thinks about the work she has to do when she imagines money.

She is frugal in some areas, but lavish in others. It's like a person suffering from constipation and diarrhea alternately.

What she feared most was others asking her for gifts or borrowing money from her. These actions really hurt her like plucking her ribs.

She is the one who needs to improve her mental condition the most. She must correctly understand the meaning of money and must view money with practical values. As she likes collecting, she must cultivate some hobbies besides collecting money, such as stamp collecting. This allows her to shift her passion for collecting so that she can look at money from a more relaxed perspective.

Naive type: typically not calculating, more spiritual

She is indifferent to money and a simple life means freedom to her. The value of money to this kind of person is that money can help her realize some ideal. When she was in trouble, she didn't know how to calculate. She would borrow money to spend, even though she knew that if she did this often, others would never lend her money again. Even if she borrowed money, her first choice was not to buy food and clothing to satisfy her basic needs, but to buy her favorite luxury goods, or simply pay a wrong bill. She did this just to satisfy her spiritual needs.

In fact, her life is very simple. It doesn’t matter to her what kind of house she lives in or what kind of clothes she wears.

She doesn't care about her appearance, which is also related to her self-perception. The naive girl is deeply immersed in her own spiritual world. To her, all external decorations pale in comparison with her spiritual world. Therefore, a somewhat sloppy image will not have any negative impact on her at all.

Fearful: Typically believes that money brings chaos

She was afraid of money because large sums of money at her disposal would be too indulgent and too free for her. In her opinion, with money, she might behave as she pleases, making it more likely that she will get into trouble. So she likes to make regular savings so that she can't withdraw the money easily.

She is very careful when spending money and will ask for opinions from all sides. If she can't make a decision, she will deposit the money in the bank. Eventually, she probably amassed a tidy fortune by not spending a penny.

Low enjoyment type: typically only knows how to save money but not how to enjoy life

She often fantasized about what she would buy if she had a lot of wealth one day. Unfortunately, even with such a large sum of money, she did not know how to spend it reasonably and enjoy life. Yes, she simply lacks the ability to enjoy.

She is naturally insulated from quality life. There may be astonishing figures in her passbook, which are the result of her frugality. This money was reserved for her children, and she would be very pleased with it.

She is saving for others. Since acts of selfless dedication have always played a positive role in our society, such people certainly give people a good impression.

She also occasionally squanders. When her selfless dedication is not rewarded with corresponding gratitude, she will become depressed and start to be less harsh on herself for a period of time. However, when she forgot the hurt, all her consumption habits returned to their original state.

Impulsive: Typically, people do not consider their ability to pay and pursue the feeling of doing whatever they want.

She never planned her spending and was always impulsive when shopping. Even if her account was overdrawn, she was reluctant to record her expenses so that she could have a clear idea of ​​her income and expenditure. She didn't want to do that, she wanted to keep the pleasure of indulging her impulse. If she ever starts planning her finances, her impulsive instincts and freedom will be restricted.

She is unwilling to admit the fact that money has to be earned; they believe that money can fall from the sky.

The things she buys with money are often used to increase her attractiveness. Such women like to buy fashion and cosmetics the most; such men like to buy cars the most. These things are of indispensable significance to her.

If anyone criticized her for spending too much money on these things, she would immediately become excited and keep defending herself. But in her eloquent defense, one can hear many naive ideas.

As soon as she sees something on sale, she will rush to buy it. Even though these things will lie in the closet for a long time after she gets home and will never be used, she will still buy them - because the items themselves are cost-effective and she no longer cares about their practical value.

Vanity type: typically spend money just for appearances, without considering practical value

She sees money as a means to satisfy her vanity. What she likes to talk about most is the luxury and enjoyment within her means. She may pretend to be nonchalant and say to people around her: If you go out to travel, only four-star hotels are acceptable. Last time I went on a self-guided tour in Europe, I stayed in four-star hotels all the way.

How can we tell at a glance that she is a vain consumer? You might as well observe her choice of car. If everyone thinks that Buick is a symbol of boss status, she will definitely buy a Buick, even though American cars consume an astonishing amount of gasoline and even though she buys the car only for home use, not business. Moreover, she will add all the luxurious decorations that can be found on the market to her car: satellite positioning system, car TV, and massage seats.

She really likes to use money to buy other people's recognition. Even though she is short of money, she still grits her teeth and pays for the entire dinner at a class reunion - just to show that she is doing well.

For vain consumers, it is best to try to keep a certain distance from their vain desires, strive to consume with a purpose, and force their vanity to make some concessions every time they spend money.