The way you carry cash reveals much about your personality type, a top psychologist says!
Here are some common ways of keeping money and what they actually reveal about an individual’s psychological make-up:
– Close up to the body. “Some people carry their folding money in a money belt hidden somewhere,” said Dr. Walter Mitchell.
“These people hoard all their precious assets and are cautious about personal relationships.”
– Loose in a pocket or purse. “These people feel they have more important things to do than count their money. They are happiest when they are acting independently.”
– Fastened in a money clip. “Money-clippers think of money as easy to earn and when they decide they need more, they’ll work overtime, take a second job or invest.”
– Paper money that is mixed with change. “These people are extremely social-minded. They prefer variety in their lives, and they would rather chat with friends than take time to balance their checkbooks.”
– Paper money stashed in two or three pockets. “Such individuals plan ahead for problems, and always have contingency plans.”
– One hidden large-denomination bill. “These people want to be self-sufficient at all costs. They resist unsolicited advice, spend time alone and are determined to be under no obligation to anyone.”
– In a wallet, neatly arranged by denominations. “People who keep their money filed are intellectual hard workers. They find it difficult to understand people who drift through life without direction or purpose.”
– In a wallet with absolutely no order. “These people rely on intuition and are easily moved to compassion by people in sorry circumstances.”
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