Student Finance

How do you feel about money:

• A – I don’t think about it

• B – I manage to get by somehow

• C – I think I should think about it more

• D – I keep pretty good control

• E – I always end up with more than I started with

Saving money is:

• A – Not something I’m interested in

• B – Really hard to do

• C – Something I aim for

• D – Something everyone should do

• E – The most important thing about money

What are you doing to save for the future?

• A – I’m too young to think about that

• B – I’ll do it some day

• C – I save a little each month

• D – I have a saving plan that I’m sticking to

• E – I save when ever I can

How often do you borrow money:

• A – Always “Do you have any?”

• B – Sometimes

• C – Rarely

• D – Never

• E – People borrow from me

When you go to the shops:

• A – I buy what ever I want

• B – I get distracted by things to buy

• C – I try to stick to my shopping list

• D – I only buy what is on my list

• E – I buy what ever is the cheapest

When planning a holiday do you:

• A – Book the best you can afford

• B – Get something last minute

• C – Shop around for a bargain

• D – Use search engines to find deals

• E – Stay at home and save cash

When you feel a bit low, going shopping makes you feel:

• A – Happier

• B – It takes my mind off things a little

• C – It makes no difference

• D – I wouldn’t go shopping if I was upset

• E – Worse

What is your Financial Goal:

• A – I don’t have one

• B – To be able to afford what ever I want

• C – To have enough to enjoy myself

• D – To always know how much I have

• E – To save as much as possible

At the end of each month I have:

• A – No idea what I spent

• B – More debt

• C – Just about got by

• D – Planned next month’s spending

• E – Saved a fair bit

When Friends are coming around to dinner would you

• A – Order a take-away

• B – Buy some ready meals

• C – See what’s in the fridge

• D – Get out your recipe books and look at your budget

• E – Ask your friends to bring something to share