Business, 16.09.2021 03:40, wibi1963

10. Kenneth earns an allowance every week. He saves all of it, earning a small amount of interest in a bank. He doesn't have anything in mind for using the money. But he knows that one day he will have a plan for himself, and the money will be el. Lately, he's been wanting to join his friends at concerts once a month, but he doesn't have any money. What is Kenneth not considering about financiar
planning? (Chonte all that apply)
A That he should save all of his money and rat buzet for desired activities
B. That he can budget a certain amount of money for desired activitates to increase motivation for saving
c. That he shade plan for something specific to knep motivated to save
D. That he should use the money in a way that his parents tell him to

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