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All of the following statements are considered to be good advice for a potential investor starting an investment except
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increase credit purchases and make installment payments in order to increase cassh available for investing
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An emergency fund should be deposted in a
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savings account at the highest available interest rate
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Allen earns $3000 per month. He pays his mortgage, utilies, grocery, and other bills and then he makes sure to set aside $150 for his savings and investment accounts before he spends money to go to the movies and other personal expenses. Which suggestion for obtaining the money he needs for investing is he following
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paying himself first
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alice makes sure to contribute ten percent of her monthly earnings to her 401k plan at work. Her 401k plan allows her to invest in several different types of mutual funds and her employere matches up to 5% of her salary. which suggestion for obtaining money she needs for investing is she following
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taking advantage of empoyer sponsered retirement programs
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james has a mutual fund that automatically takes out $50 out of his checking account each month. which suggestion for obtaining the money he needs for investing is he following
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participation in an elective savings program
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After christmas is over, ted works hard to control his expenses in feb so that he can make an extra payment into his mutual fund. Which suggestion for obtaining the money needs for investing is he following
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making a special effort once of twice a year to save
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sam just received $10000 from his grandmothers estate. He has though about buying himself a new harley with the money but has decided to instead ass the money to his mutual fund account. which suggestion for obtaining the money he needs for investing is he following
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taking advatage of gifts, inheritance, and other windfalls
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The ease with which an investment can be converted to cash without a substantial loss in dollar value is called
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liquidity factor
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equity capital is money
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obtained from the owners of the business
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a type of investment that combines and invests the funds of many investors and manages it with a professional manager is called an
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mutual fund
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bob is thinking about buying and investing. the investment option that he is thinking about buying a is a piece of property. The most important consideration when making this investment is the location of the property. what investment is bob thinking about purchasing?
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real estate
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Which of the following is the most readily available source of current price information for an investment in stocks or bonds
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the daily newspaper
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which of the following is not a business periodical
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new york stock exchange report
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the fees for investor services and newsletters generally range from blank a year
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30 to 1000
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standards and poors and megents are companies that would be examples of
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investors services
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brenda has received a 10000 gift from her mother and is triying to decide how to invest it. she thinks she would like to invest it in stocks because she knows that stocks have been eacning about 10% rate of return over the last several years. What aspect of investing is brenda most concened about
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risk
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Allison wants to invest but is worried about risk. In particular she is worried that bad management and increased competition in the wireless phone market will make these companies less profitable than expected. What type of risk is allison most concerned about?
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business failure risk
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Terry has just receivd $30000 from an uncle who died and is trying to decide how to invest it. she has done some research and has decided that about 30%of the money should go into large cap stocks, 20% in medium cap stocks, and 15% into small cap stocks. What aspect of investing is tery most concerned abotu
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diversification
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kevin is thinking about buying an investment. the investment option that he is thinking about buying is a written pledge by a corportation to repay a specified amount of money. It also pays interest payments every 6 months until it matures. wwhat investment is kenin thinking about purchasing
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corporate bond
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the maturity date for most bonds range between blank years
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1 to 30
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a mutual fund in which investors pay a commision every time they purchase shares is called
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load
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a mutual fund in which no sales charge is paid by investors is called an blank fund
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no load
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which of the following statements is false
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investors who purchase mutual funds are guaranteed a higher rate of return than a comparable investment in stocks or bonds
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the allstar basic value funds porfolio is value at $210 million. the fund has liabilities of $5 million, and the investment company sponsoring the fund has issued 16,400,000 shares. what is the funds net asset?
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$12.50. value-liabilies/shares
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for most mutual funds, the net assest value is calculated
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daily
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all the different fees and fund operating costs are often refefered to as an
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expense ratio
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many financial planners recommend that investors pick a mutual fund with an expense ratio that is
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1 percent or less
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a mutual fund that invests in the common stocks of companies in the same industry is called a
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sector
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a mutual fund that invests in companies outside the US is called a blank fund
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global market
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a municipal bond fund
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provides investors with tax free income
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henrietta plans to retire in the year 2050. she is considering a fund that will be more agressive now and become more conservative as she approaches retirement. which of the following funds would you recommend?
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lifecycle fund
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the typical expense ratio for an index fund is
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0.5 percent or less
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an investment company sponsoring a mutual fund must give potential investors a
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prospectus (history of the fund, cost, fees, etc
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as a shareholder in a mutual fund, you should receive an
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annual report
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income dividends and capital gain distributions are
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subject to federal taxation
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poe is buying shares in a mutual fund that only invests in companies from countries other than the US. what type of mutual fund has she purchased.
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a global fund
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peggy is buying shares in a mutual fund that avoids companies that do harm to people, animla, and the environment. what type of mutual fund has she purchased
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a socially responsilbe fund
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sharon has a mutual fund and she has used all dividend income and capital gain distributions to purchase additional shares in her mutual fund. which of the following plans is she using
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a reinvestment plan
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health insurance is a form of protection that eases the financial burden peopple may experience as a result of someone's death
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false
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all group health insurance plans provide the same level of protection
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false
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surgical expense coverage for health insurance includes surgeons fees in a doctors office
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true
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a deductible is the amount you must pay before benefits become payable by the insurance comapny
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true
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a health insurance policy that pays you back for actual expenses is called a reimbursement policy
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true
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a ppo is another name for an hmo
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false
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medicare is offered to certain low income individuals and families
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false
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disability income insurance covers your medical expenses when you are disabled
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false it provides 60%percent of your income and covers wages
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the definition of disability is stricter for SS than for empoyer plans
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true
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a disability policy with a longer elimination period typically charges lower premiums than a policy with a short elimination period
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true
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disability income insurance policies are required to provide benefits for disabled policyholdrers until the age of 65
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false
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everyone qualifies for COBRA
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false it provide unemployment up to 18 months
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what is the primary purpose of medical expense insurance
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pay actual medical costs for illness or injury
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most people receive health insurance from
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a plan offered by their employer
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the type of health insurance coverage that pays for some or all of the daily costs of room and board during a hospital stay is
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hospital expense
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a policy that pays you back for actual expenses is called
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a reimbursement plan
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the st amount that you must pay toward medical expenses before the insurance company pays benefits is called
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deductible
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which of the following is not a private health care plan
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medicare
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blue cross and blue shield are
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hospital and medical service plans
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sandy went to the doctor three times and each appointment cost her $200 dollars. her copayment was $25 per visit. how much was sandy required to pay in total for her three visits?
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$75
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an implied warranty that comes with a used car is that
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the vehicle must be in operating condition
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a vehicle sold as is has
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no express warranty
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most cars bought from private parties have
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no express warranty
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the purpose of edmonds guide is to
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provide privce data
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the sticker price of a car refers to
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the suggested retail price of a new car
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the purpose of the invoice price is to inform customers of the
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dealer's cost
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the purpose of an automobile service contract is to
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repair major problems after the warranty expires
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a disadvantage of leasing an automobile would be the
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limited mileage in the lease agreement
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which of the following is usally the largest fixed expense for a new vehicle
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depreciation
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blank is considered a variable operating expense of an automobile
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maintenance
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parrish has purchased a new card. since then, she has had to make siz trips to the dealer in four weeks to fix seceral problems without much luck. she knows that she is entitled to a refund. what type of law gives her the right to ask for a refund.
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lemon law
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a motor vehicle has annual depreciation of 2000 dollars, oil changes cost 120 dollars, auto insurance is 500 dollars, and 100 for lisense plates. what is the annual ammount of the total fixed operating cost for this vehicle.
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2720 dollars
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the major function of a financial plan is to
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acheive financial goals
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an advantage of personal financial planning is to
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increased control of financial affairs
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attempts to increase income are part of the blank comonent of financial planning
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obtaining
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the borrowing activity in a financial plan relates to
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mainting control of credit buying habits
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the problem of bankruptcy is associated with poor decisions int eh blank component f financial planning
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borrowing
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the first step of the financial planning process is to
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analyze your current personal and financial situation
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financial decisions related to income include all expcet the following
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taking
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the uncertainty associated with decision making is reffered to as
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risk
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changes of income, values, and family situation make it necessary to
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evaluate and revise your actiosn
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if inflation is expected to be 8% how long will it take for prices to doubles
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9 years "The rule of 72" divide 72 by interest rate
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annual earnings on a 2000 dollar certificate of deposit earning 3.15% would be
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63 dollars
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personal financial planning is the process of managing your money to acheive personal economic satisfaction
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true
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financial plans are only created by financial planners
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false
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the life situation of a housefold has little influence on personal financial planning decisions
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false
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the long term goals for a young single will probabyl be the same for those for an older couple with no dependant children at home
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false
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inflation reduceds the buying power of money
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true
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retirement planning includes thinking about your housing situation, recreational activites, and possible volunteer or part time work
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true
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short term goals are usally acheieved within a year a orso
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true
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intermediate goals are usually acheieved within the next year or so
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false
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purchasing a car is an example of consumable product goal
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false
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