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3 years ago

Choose all that apply. To avoid financial risks, you should _____. obtain health insurance

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2 answers:

lord [1]3 years ago

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I believe the answer is: all of the above,

A.) keep your money in a safe place

Preferably a trusted banks since the money put in that place is insured by the government.

B.) protect your personal information

In order to prevent identity theft that can cost you a lot of money.

C.) become educated and informed \

This would provide you with knowledge regarding the type of investments that is suitable for you and the type of precautions that you need to take to prevent a loss.

E.) have an emergency fund

this would help you stay afloat in case there is unwanted circumstances that prevent you from getting your usual income.

F.) purchase warranties

In order to ensure that you can get your money back in case the product that you bought i broken.

G.) know your consumer rights

So you can take legal moves in case the company is knowingly do something that harm the customers.

Leni [432]3 years ago

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I believe the answer here is B. Answer choices (A, E,F,G) Were good but you want to know how to AVOID financial risk. If you protect your personal info. you have nothing to worry about! Hope this helps :)

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