In two to three sentences, describe how you would organize your financial information

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o-na [289]3 years ago

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-There are LIKE five parts to a organize your financial information. They are: net worth statement, financial goals, budget, saving and investing plan, and insurance plan. Another way to organize your financial information are bills, receipts, and account statements

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