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Yes. Think of it like this. You borrowed $1 from your friend for a candy bar. You now have -$1 because you owe your friend money. If you ask your friend for another $5 because you found another thing you wanted you have -$6. When you already have a negative, you are subtracting even more from that, which brings you to an even higher negative number
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Sinking Fund: Expenses like these are predictable. You know exactly when they’re going to come due, and you know at least approximately how much they’re going to cost"
So we have: down payment for a car, saving to start a business, saving for a college education
2. Rainy-Day Fund: unexpected expense you have to pay,
So we have: plumbing expenses, paying to fix a broken air conditioner, unexpected travel expense, plumbing expenses