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1.
A financial goal should be attainable if you have any hope of it coming true. This means that you need to be able to take concrete steps to make it happen.
True. As opposed to goals that are too expensive or hard to achieve, an attainable goal is one that you can take steps to make happen.
2.
You should consider revising your goals if _______.
Your income increases or your income decreases. If your income changes at all, you may need to cut the amount you are saving or have the opportunity to save more.
3.
An apprenticeship is typically done for _______.
A skilled trade. Apprenticeships are associated with skilled trades, though in some cases they can be done in college.
4.
Ideally, when it comes to taking out student loans, you want to borrow _______.
As little as possible. Student loan money must be paid back with interest, so ideally you want to borrow as little as possible.
5.
Defining your financial goals involves all of the following except:
Knowing your tax bracket. Knowing your tax bracket is important but not necessary for calculating defining your goals.