The Money Personalities: Active
- Spenders: They enjoy spending money, and are people who didn’t enjoy wealth in their growing up years.
- Savers: They save every dollar and try to spend the least.
- Moneymakers: They are the workaholics who try to control money by being a spender or saver as and when needed. They are addicted to money and associate it with everything.
There are other personality types too, like gamblers, repressed spenders and worriers.
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