materialism quiz

A 25 question quiz designed to measure your relationship with money and material things. What do you score?

1. It's possible to have less than what I have now and still be happier.
2. I often like to show off my new purchases (clothes, car, TV, etc.) to others.
3. I want to be rich at some point in my life.
4. I rarely stress out about money.
5. Money is neither "good" nor "bad" – it's just a tool, and it's up to you how you use it.
6. Once your basic needs are met, there is very little relationship between money and happiness.
7. I enjoy going to fancy and luxurious places.
8. I'm aware of advertisements and try to avoid too much exposure to them.
9. I often engage in "retail therapy" (shopping for new things when I'm feeling down to boost my mood).
10. I often compare my social status to others.
11. I'm a light traveler (I don't need much if I'm going on vacation for a week).
12. I have a difficult time "letting go" of stuff (throwing things out, donating them, etc.)
13. I make impulsive purchases and have trouble managing my finances responsibly.
14. I enjoy spending my time and money helping others (such as charity or volunteer work).
15. My value as a person isn’t determined by my salary or income.
16. I use money in harmony with my values and goals in life.
17. I enjoy gambling or making risky investments with my money.
18. It would be easier to build relationships in my life if only I had more money.
19. I enjoy shopping for new things.
20. I think a lot about my physical appearance and how I look to others.
21. Collecting "new experiences" is more important than collecting "new stuff."
22. I like to have the newest version of a product (such as phone, car, or video game system).
23. There are more important values than money and material things.
24. I treat people equally regardless of their wealth or status.
25. I get jealous when I see people with cool stuff that I don't have (or can't afford).