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  • Aug 29, 2019

What Kind of Investor Are You?

The quiz below can help you understand how you view money and how to work more effectively with a financial professional.

Updated: September 14, 2026

Do you hesitate when making a financial move or do you act quickly in the moment? Are you a collaborative decision maker or do you trust your own instincts? Understanding how you view investing and money management can give you insight and more control over your financial decisions.

Use this quiz to help identify your investor type and get tips that could help you work more effectively with a financial professional.

Questions this quiz can help you answer:
  • What is my investing style?
  • How should I work with a financial professional?
  • How does my investing style compare to others?

This quiz is for entertainment purposes. The investor types have been created to reflect typical investor behaviors and are based on internal analysis of numerous studies and surveys about investor behavior.

This material is for general informational purposes only, does not purport to be complete or cover every situation, and should not be construed as legal, tax, accounting, investment, or fiduciary advice. Brighthouse Financial and its affiliates did not consider any individual’s circumstances in preparing this information. Clients should confer with their tax, legal, and accounting professionals in addition to consulting with a financial professional.