In attempting to become financially organized, a person:

A. generally has no difficulty in deciding what courses of action should be taken.

B. only needs to evaluate items pertaining to the area of investments.

C. frequently discovers the complexity of his or her financial situation.

D. usually discovers that he or she is already well organized financially.

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Chambers

Mathematics

7 October, 15:58

In attempting to become financially organized, a person:

A. generally has no difficulty in deciding what courses of action should be taken.

B. only needs to evaluate items pertaining to the area of investments.

C. frequently discovers the complexity of his or her financial situation.

D. usually discovers that he or she is already well organized financially.

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Camryn Holland · Answer 1

The answers A and D can be true for some people but are not true generally: they depend on the people's natural organization skills.

Answer B is wrong: one needs to also consider their income, spending, savings, etc ...

the correct answer is the following one: C. frequently discovers the complexity of his or her financial situation.