Twenty statements

Big money rarely comes honestly.

If I had more money, almost all my problems would be solved.

You can tell what a person is worth by how much they earn.

I always put some money aside, even when it isn't easy.

I feel awkward naming my price or asking for a raise.

However much money I have, it still feels like it isn't enough.

It matters to me that others can see I'm doing well with money.

I don't tell anyone how much I earn, not even the people close to me.

When I have extra money, it quickly disappears somewhere.

I often think: once I have a certain amount, I'll start really living.

Sometimes I spend more than I can afford so as not to look worse than others.

Without savings for a rainy day, I feel anxious.

It's easier not to look at my balance than to know the exact number.

Shopping is my quick way to lift my mood.

When money is short, I feel like a second-class person.

Before buying anything expensive, I compare for a long time and hesitate.

If I have more money than the people close to me, I feel uncomfortable.

Money is the main thing that gives you freedom.

The things people own say a lot about who they are.

Living in debt or on credit is almost unacceptable to me.