The personality dimensions mentioned in the question all refer to the Five Factor Model; with one of the dimensions missing, which is neuroticism. A person with high levels of (C) conscientiousness would make the best financial decisions, mainly because they are well-organized and prudent about things, which also translates to how they manage their finances.
Answer:
You should make sure you are putting money into it every week, month, or year.
Explanation:
You must make sure you have enough money in the account so if you have some kind of an injury, or you want to buy something that costs lots of money such as a car, or a house, you want to make sure enough money is going into that account.
Answer:
Explanation:
Base on the scenario been described in the question, Molander can only recover against the assets of the limited
partnership and its corporate general and limited partners. He cannot recover against Calvin
Raugust personally. Under limited partnership law, a limited partnership is liable on its own
contracts; in addition, the general partner is individually liable for the debts and obligations of a
limited partnership. Limited partners may be held liable for the obligations of the limited
partnership if the limited partnership has been defectively formed. Otherwise, limited partners’
liability is limited to their capital contribution to the limited partnership.
I think it'd be E. I hope that helps!
Answer:
Explanation:
The constraints we have are two in number.
1. Sam and Kori cannot sit next to each other
2. Lynn and Kori need to sit next to each other.
Both options A and B satisfy both these constraints because Sam and Kori are seated apart and Lynn and Kori are seated together.
Option C satisfies only one constraint which is that Kori is sitting next to Lynn. She is sitting next to Sam however so this option is wrong and by extension, so is option D as well.