A) Stage 1: wealth accumulation
B) Stage 2: the golden years
C) Stage 3: the retirement years
D) Stage 4: the formative years
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A) They are expensive and rarely pay off in increased earnings.
B) There is no relationship between personal wealth and earning a college degree.
C) It may be the single best investment you will ever make.
D) All of the above.
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A) Stage 1: wealth accumulation
B) Stage 2: the golden years
C) Stage 3: the retirement years
D) Stage 4: the formative years
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A) account for your spending.
B) see where you are overspending or underspending.
C) achieve your financial goals.
D) allow for a surplus.
E) serve as a tax planning guide.
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A) Develop your financial health.
B) Define your financial goals.
C) Develop a plan of action.
D) Implement your plan.
E) Review your progress, reevaluate, and revise your plan.
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A) your financial needs change over the course of your life.
B) your employment situation changes over time.
C) your net worth changes over time.
D) your family situation might change over time.
E) all of the above are good reasons to periodically review your financial plan.
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A) "Sell eggs high and buy them low."
B) "Don't put all your eggs in one basket."
C) "Keep all your eggs in one basket."
D) "Several baskets of eggs are better than one."
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A) To help you to compare your situation with other people's situation
B) To better understand how your financial needs will most likely change over time
C) To allow you to be more proactive in dealing with expected changes in the future and take steps today to prepare for them
D) To help you realize that your original plan is sufficient and doesn't need to change
E) Both B and C are significant aspects of the financial life cycle.
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A) enable you to protect yourself from an incompetent investment advisor.
B) allow you to take advantage of changes in the economy.
C) give you the ability to make intelligent investments.
D) help you understand the importance of planning for your financial future.
E) all of the above.
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A) Education and skills that you have attained
B) Who you know in your company administration
C) Your age and years of employment
D) The size of the company you work for
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A) Stage 1: wealth accumulation
B) Stage 2: the golden years
C) Stage 3: the retirement years
D) Stage 4: the formative years
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A) "risk and return go hand in hand"
B) "mind games, financial personality, and your money"
C) "nothing happens without a plan"
D) "the best protection is knowledge"
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A) seize every opportunity.
B) wait patiently.
C) start early.
D) procrastinate.
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A) three
B) five
C) seven
D) ten
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A) Look at increasing your income.
B) Look at cutting back on your expenses.
C) Look at revising your goals.
D) All of these would be realistic things to do.
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A) The amount you can spend is what's left after you put aside your savings.
B) Pay yourself last.
C) It's much easier to save than to spend.
D) All of the above
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A) preparing a personal balance sheet.
B) determining what you are worth.
C) preparing a personal income statement.
D) determining where your money comes from and where it goes.
E) all of the above.
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