Another emode test: Are You Millionaire Material? Millionaire Material Test (http://www.emode.com/emode/tests/millionaire.jsp)

On the scale of 1-10, I scored a 5.
I'm NOT millionaire material. I'm not surprised! If I was millionaire material, I'd have been there already!

I scored an eight out of ten. Just waiting for that million...anyday now. :)

I scored an eight out of ten. Just waiting for that million...anyday now. :)

This is mine:

You work hard for your money, but it just never seems to make you any richer, right? That's because you're just regular folk, baby. And that's A-okay. Really. (It worked for the Conners on Roseanne, didn't it?) Maybe you're not the best financial manager ever to walk the earth, but chances are money's not really all that important to you. So what if your job has never made anyone rich? You don't care. If you'd wanted to be rich, you'd have had to make that your number one priority and forget about lots of other things — like having fun and spending lots of time with family and friends. It's better to enjoy yourself while you can than spend your time drooling over a bank balance. Sure, you probably wish life wasn't such hard work and that one of those lottery tickets would finally pay off, but all in all we know you're doing okay. Congrats!

I'm right in the middle with 5

Terribly sorry, but you're just not millionaire material. It's pick-ups (not limos) for you. But, hey, money isn't everything, right?


I wouldn't mind if I became a millionaire but I'm not going to spend my life pining away for the good life - I'm having that right now - so there's a few wide curves on my road LOL ;)

I turned out a 5 as well....guess my investing isn't gonna kick off, eh? lol :p It's all good...I live well enough :)

I got a 5.

It's pick-ups (not limos) for you.

It's a good thing, I drive a truck. :D

I got the same thing Stacy did on this one. lol Guess I'm not meant to be rich. Can still dream about it though. :)

Here are my results:

Ever thought about buying an SUV and joining a tennis club? You should, because you were made for the elite. We can tell that you enjoy many of the finer things in life, but for some reason you just can't make the leap to "millionaire material." Sure, that's a step down from the top of the money pile, but it's probably all for the best. Why? Perhaps because, when it comes down to it, you enjoy fun more than money. Cash is all well and good, and we can tell that you're pretty good at saving your dough when you put your mind to it, but you'd rather spend time outdoors, hang out with friends, or plan your next big trip than drool over your bank balance. After all, what's money for if you can't enjoy it?

Well we did have to have at least one benefactor on the Xchange LOL

I did pick BMW but I should have pretended I like golf too LOL

Of course!!! Man, I don't even need to take that test. :lol: :laugh: :lol: :laugh:

Not that surprising lol

You work hard for your money, but it just never seems to make you any richer, right? That's because you're just regular folk, baby. And that's A-okay. Really. (It worked for the Conners on Roseanne, didn't it?) Maybe you're not the best financial manager ever to walk the earth, but chances are money's not really all that important to you. So what if your job has never made anyone rich? You don't care. If you'd wanted to be rich, you'd have had to make that your number one priority and forget about lots of other things — like having fun and spending lots of time with family and friends. It's better to enjoy yourself while you can than spend your time drooling over a bank balance. Sure, you probably wish life wasn't such hard work and that one of those lottery tickets would finally pay off, but all in all we know you're doing okay. Congrats!

Okay, I scored a 6 on that test.

Ever thought about buying an SUV and joining a tennis club? You should, because you were made for the elite. We can tell that you enjoy many of the finer things in life, but for some reason you just can't make the leap to "millionaire material." Sure, that's a step down from the top of the money pile, but it's probably all for the best. Why? Perhaps because, when it comes down to it, you enjoy fun more than money. Cash is all well and good, and we can tell that you're pretty good at saving your dough when you put your mind to it, but you'd rather spend time outdoors, hang out with friends, or plan your next big trip than drool over your bank balance. After all, what's money for if you can't enjoy it?

Forget this test. Give me a million dollars and let's see how much material I can gain. :thumb: