When was the last time you were sitting at your desk, bored, and gazing out the window wondering what kind of lucky lotto ticket was going to fall out of the sky and swoop you into the lifestyle of your dreams? The way we see it, you have two options: get off your lazy behind, go back to school, and demand a promotion, or stay on your lazy behind and log online to access these 50 free web tools that can tell you exactly when that lotto ticket will change your life. Welcome to our list of quizzes and tools that can (or at least try to) predict your future, from the silly to the serious.

Financial Future

This list of tools will help you figure out how much you’re worth, how long you have to save up to get a fancy new car, and whether or not your current budget will leave you broke and unhappy in retirement.

1. Free Budget Worksheets: Fill out these worksheets accurately to get a realistic prediction of how long your savings will last.
2. Financial Tight-Wad Test: Take this test to determine your savings personality.
3. ThisIsMoney: This UK-based site features financial tools and calculators so you can plan out your budget and investments, test your knowledge about the stock market and more.
4. PredictWallStreet: Compare your predictions of the stock market with other bears and bulls here.
5. Retirement Planner: CNN’s retirement planner prompts you to fill in your current age, desired retirement age, life expectancy, typical annual raise and other facts to predict your retirement savings.
6. Kiplingner.com: This website is touted as providing "timely, trusted personal finance advice and business forecasts." Use the tools to master your budget, plan out a retirement savings plan and more.
7. Will You Be Rich?: Channel One’s millionaire personality quiz tests to "see if you’ve got what it takes to make the moolah."
8. Calculate the Value of Your Paper Savings Bond(s): This government tool can help you determine your worth in paper savings bonds.
9. Saving for a Goal Calculator: Figure out how much you need to save and over how much time in order to pay for something you want.
10. Will I Be Rich or Poor?: This system relies on astrological magic to answer your financial questions.

Love and Relationship Future

Is the guy or girl you’re dating really The One? Find out who you’ll marry, if you’ll get divorced, and what personality your baby will have when you try out these tools.

11. How Committed Are You?: Take this evaluation test to see if you’re ready for the next big step in your relationship.
12. Relationship Psychology Quiz: This unique quiz can help you figure out your true desires.
13. Who is Your Mr. Right?: Find out if your Mr. Right is already someone in your life.
14. Are You Ready for Marriage: Find out if you’re ready to walk down the aisle when you take this quiz.
15. Could He Be Cheating?: Sneak a peek into your relationship future by evaluating your man’s secretive habits.
16. Is He Going to Propose?: Take this test to find out whether or not the man you’re with is thinking marriage.
17. babyzone: This network features tons of great baby planning tools and calculators, including a Boy or Girl? quiz, baby horoscopes and more.
18. Will You Die Alone?: Take this just-for-fun test to find out if you’ll die alone.
19. Questions You Should Answer if You Are Considering Divorce: Use this guide to help you evaluate your relationship before making a mistake you might regret later.
20. Are We Meant to Be?: Find out if a break up is in your future with this quiz.

Educational Future

What college major will make you happiest? Let these education tools and tests guide you in the right direction.

21. Which College Major Should You Be?: This quiz helps you figure out which college major best matches your personality.
22. The Princeton Review Best Fit School Search: The Princeton Review’s Counselor-O-Matic can help you select the best type of college or university for your personality and academic needs.
23. Consider the Cost of College Debt Before You Take it On: While you still have a chance, give your future self a break by evaluating the pros and cons of college debt before you enroll.

Career and Professional Future

Everyone needs a little guidance when it comes to career planning. These tools can shine some light on career switches, picking the best job for your personality, and projecting your salary over the next several years.

24. What Career Will Suit Your Personality?: If you’re thinking of making a career switch, this quiz can help you consider how fulfilling a new job might be.
25. Find out What Job is Best for You: This tool from CollegeGrad.com compares different entry-level jobs based on your experience and interests.
26. Unpaid? How to find out now: Read this article to find out what the average salary range is for your job description and your area, as well as your marketability and worth.
27. The Ideal Job Test: Let this test guide you in the right direction professionally.
28. Career Tools: From a resume writer to a tool that evaluates your professional skills, this site can give you a peek into what kind of salary and employment options you can expect.
29. How to Get Promoted: 9 Obvious And Often Not Practiced Tips: Find out if you’re on the road to a promotion when you evaluate your job performance against these tips.
30. Career Inventory Test: Answer personality questions and get job suggestions from this test.
31. The Career Key: Let this toolkit help you determine your potential and career interests through quizzes and more.
32. Occupational Outlook Handbook: The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects job openings, salary information, and training and education standards for many different jobs.

Health and Medical Future

Make use of these tools to find out if cancer, Alzheimer’s or any other disease is in your future.

34. Heart Disease: Assessing Your Risk: Find out how factors like family history, smoking and diet affect your risk for heart disease.
35. Mayo Clinic Symptom Checker: Find out if your symptoms are a sign of something much worse.
36. Lower Risk for Alzheimer’s: Find out the different ways you can reduce your chances of developing Alzheimer’s here.
37. Common Questions About Diet and Cancer: The American Cancer Society’s 2006 report on nutrition discusses antioxidants, alcohol, bioengineered foods, fish, calcium and more.
38. Your Disease Risk: Evaluate your risk for heart disease, diabetes, cancer, osteoporosis and stroke with these tools.
39. U.S. Surgeon General’s Family History Initiative: Access tools and information for understanding your family medical history here.
40. The RealAge Test: This popular test can give you a better understanding of your health and projected life span.
41. Life expectancy calculator: This tool evaluates education, gender, stress levels, height and weight, and other factors to find out how long you’ll live.
42. Confidential Depression Screening Test: Take this test to find out if you’re depressed or at risk for depression.
43. Mental Health Sanctuary: From sex addiction tests and alcoholism quizzes to anxiety and mania questionnaires, you can learn a lot about your potential for mental health problems here.

Just for Fun

If you’ve taken all these tests just to realize that you’re broke, you’ll die alone, and you’re stuck in a dead end job, cheer up with these just-for-fun quizzes.

44. Brainfall Lifestyle Quizzes: From quizzes like "What Should You Have Done After High School? to What Type of Car Would You Be, these quizzes can reveal your life had you chosen a different path (or, if you had been a car).
45. Astrology.com: Find out what’s in store for you, your career and your love life here.
46. How Lucky are You?: Take this quiz to see if your luck will continue.
47. The Predict the Future Test: OKCupid’s 24-question test "is designed to predict your future."
48. How to Predict Your Future: Steve Pavlina outlines practical tips for understanding your future and making future plans.
49. Horoscope.com: Learn all about astrology and access free horoscopes here.
50. Google PageRank Prediction: Predict your future Google PageRank with this tool.

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