The document discusses 5 attitudes towards spending money: 1) Big spenders who love the latest fashionable items and gadgets. 2) Savers who are frugal and avoid unnecessary spending. 3) Shoppers who find emotional satisfaction in shopping but may overspend. 4) Debtors who don't carefully track their spending and can accumulate debt. 5) Investors who are financially aware and try to grow their money through investment. The document advises determining your own spending personality and making small changes like focusing on saving more of your money.

1. PRESENTATION IN
E-TECH
VANN DAVID ANDREI G. SANTOS
ST. GREGORY THE GREAT

2. MONEY

3. IN THIS PRESENTATION IM GOING TO SHOW
YOU THE 5 ATTITUDES ON SPENDING
MONEY.

4. 1.BIG SPENDERS
Big spenders love nice cars, new gadgets, and brand-name
clothing. People with a "spending" personality type aren't typically
bargain shoppers; they are fashionable and always looking to make
a statement. This often means a desire to have the latest and
greatest mobile phone, the biggest 4K television, and a beautiful
home.

5. 2.SAVERS
Savers are the exact opposite of big spenders. They turn off the
lights when leaving the room, close the refrigerator door quickly to
keep in the cold, shop only when necessary, and rarely make
purchases with credit cards. They generally have no debts and may
be viewed as cheapskates.

6. 3.SHOPPERS
Shoppers often develop great emotional satisfaction from spending
money. They can't resist spending, even if it's to buy items they
don't need. They are usually aware of their addiction and are even
concerned about the debt that it creates. They look for bargains and
are happy when they find them.

7. 4.DEBTORS
Debtors aren't trying to make a statement with their expenditures,
and they don't shop to entertain or cheer themselves up. They
simply don't spend much time thinking about their money and
therefore don't keep tabs on what they spend and where they
spend it.

8. 5.INVESTORS
Investors are consciously aware of money. They understand their
financial situations and try to put their money to work.

9. MAKE THESE CHANGES TO YOUR MONEY
PERSONALITY
Once you determine which of these personality types describes you
the most and have put some thought into how you approach
money, it's time to see what you can do to make the most of what
you have. Making small changes can often yield big results.

10. Try to focus your efforts on saving the money
you have. Learn the philosophy behind
successful savings plans and try to incorporate
some of those philosophies into your own. If
spending is something you do to compensate
for other areas of your life that you feel are
lacking, think about what these might be and
work on changing them.