Money Beliefs Assessment for teenage or college-aged children of High Net Worth Individuals

For parents and guardians

This short reflection helps teens and young adults notice their own beliefs and feelings about money, including family wealth. It is an educational conversation starter, not a test with right or wrong answers, and it is not a clinical, diagnostic, or validated instrument.

How to use it well: Consider taking it yourself first, or alongside your child, and then comparing notes. Let your child decide how much of their results to share. Please avoid using the scores to judge, label, or correct them. Every theme has strengths, and most people score high on more than one.

Privacy: Answers stay in the browser on this page. Nothing is stored or sent by this website. The optional email button opens the visitor's own email app with their results pre-filled, and only they can send it.

Money can be a sensitive topic. If your child seems distressed by what they notice, a school counselor, therapist, or family advisor can help.

Read each statement and choose how much it sounds like you, from 1 (strongly disagree) to 6 (strongly agree). Think about your own feelings about money and your family's money, whether you get an allowance, help with school, or expect support someday. Go with your first reaction. There are no right or wrong answers, and nothing you enter is stored or sent anywhere.

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