What Type of Relationship Do You Have with Your Money?

By Chris Terschluse

February 13, 2019

With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, we couldn’t help but think of all the different types of relationships we’ve had. Maybe you’ve experienced the stage 5 clinger, or the one who never wanted to commit, or the casual “friends with benefits.” Whichever the case, these relationships can very well apply to how well (or not so well) we treat our money. This Valentine’s Day we invite you to take a totally different type of love quiz, and see which type of relationship you may have with your money.

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