A) remain stable
B) decrease
C) increase
D) fluctuate
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A) buy herself a vehicle
B) take her boyfriend out to a nice dinner
C) put it in the bank and forget about it
D) subtract the necessities from the full amount and then divide the extra over eight months
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A) 56%
B) 60%
C) 66%
D) 70%
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A) he is looking for a relatively high-paying job
B) he is competing with a lot of other people who have lost their jobs
C) he is too qualified to do manual labour
D) he can't fit work into his busy social calendar.
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A) make your payments on time
B) avoid obtaining another credit card
C) make your minimum payment
D) obtain a loan to pay off debts
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A) is on long-term disability
B) is now able to work and earn money
C) is no longer spending her money on frivolous items
D) no longer has the misconception that her financial means are greater than they are
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A) is a necessity
B) is frivolous
C) you weight the pros and cons of making
D) someone else makes on your behalf
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A) they can save in the course of one year
B) they must pay out to cover regular and other expenses
C) they get deducted in income taxes
D) is allocated to pay for their mortgage
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A) a guilty conscience
B) bipolar disorder
C) gambling addiction
D) a loss of control
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A) track your expenses for one month
B) look for cheaper housing
C) sell your car
D) stop buying organic foods
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A) outgoing
B) introvert
C) selfless
D) addictive
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A) approachable
B) gregarious
C) addictive
D) outgoing
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A) Financial debt
B) Poor grades
C) Interpersonal issues
D) Parental expectations
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A) financial illness
B) financial unrest
C) extreme stress
D) reflexive calm
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A) Continue spending as you have been
B) Reflect and excuse certain purchases because you really needed them
C) Reflect and evaluate if you are spending your money in healthy ways
D) Try to get your friends to purchase your next coffee for you
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A) the amount of money you have
B) the amount of money you owe
C) how much money your family will give you in case of emergency
D) the amount of money you have vs the amount that you owe
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A) saving the extra money
B) rewarding themselves
C) donating the first paycheque
D) investing the money
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