When it comes to money, are you a spender or a saver?

Now, I'm fortunate because I'm kind of a saver and I'm married to a pretty much saver.

And I don't know if there are degrees, but let's find out.

I'm John Fuller, along with Greg and Aaron Smalley.

They lead the marriage team here at the ministry. and we're going to start off with this segment

from Focus on the Family with Jim Daly.

Jim spoke with Megan and Taylor Covar on the show, and you've probably heard of Dr. Gary Chapman

and his five love languages.

Well, the Covars went through something similar that they called the five money personalities.

You do something in this book, which I think is really good, and that's put personality to

money types. You know, I don't know if this is 100% accurate, but let's talk about those five

personality types and give a little description to each one. Sure. So there are five money personalities

that we have discovered and that starts with we have a saver, spender, risk taker, security seeker, and

also a flyer. Oh, I just like flyer already. It sounds like a fun one. It sounds fun, right? They are

really fun. Except you pay the piper. You do. Yeah.

And so after interviewing literally thousands of couples, right, and we've done this,

we've identified these five different money personalities that are out there. I mean, a lot of

people when we talk about how you think about money, it's usually saver and spender, right? And

that's usually where people stop. Well, I'm a saver, She's a spender, and that's all it comes down to. Well, and every saver is a spender to a degree.

To a degree. Because you've got to spend money. You got to spend money. Right. And then every

spender has to hopefully save something. Yeah. And so what we found is everybody has two money personalities, a primary and a secondary, they kind of jump out, right? That's how we put it.

So,

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