Big spender or penny-pincher? Careful planner or impulse buyer? It's all down to your financial personality.
Step 2 helps you understand what's at stake so you can work out how you really feel about money.
- Think about your savings options realistically, consider the risk involved and then decide what you feel comfortable with Think about your savings options realistically

- Lower-risk products like savings accounts are best suited to short-term saving Lower-risk
investments

- For long-term savings, look at higher-risk investments such as shares and bonds but remember, their value can go down as well as up, and you might lose your money Higher-risk investments

- The longer, the better for long-term investments as this gives you time to recover from any losses The longer you invest, the better

- Don't put all your eggs in one basket – it could be dangerous
to have all your long-term investments in one place Don't
put all your eggs in one basket

The whole story: Know yourself
What's your financial personality? Before you launch into any financial decisions, you need to know yourself and understand how you really feel about risk.








