MY TYPE · Autopilot build

The Drifter

You go with the current on money, and you're honestly fine with that.

What this means

You don't spend much time on your finances and you don't lose sleep over it either. No shame, no plan, no particular belief that you're the one steering. That works right up until you want something big, like a home, and then the current has to be replaced with a direction. The good news is you're not carrying the baggage most people bring to that moment.

Three things the study found about people built like you

• You're rare in one way: most people who lean away from money feel bad about it. You don't. That's an advantage.
• People built like you are the most open to letting a tool do the thinking: half trust a good AI plan as much as a person's.
• Nearly half of the people built like you have still talked to an agent or a lender. Drifting doesn't mean you can't act.

One next step

Decide one thing you want money to do for you in the next two years. Just the destination. The current can do the rest for now.

Built from a 2026 study of nearly 1,000 U.S. adults, and six years of NextGen research with more than 10,000 millennials and Gen Z. How the quiz was built.