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2 years ago

What money management skills?

Business

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VLD [36.1K]2 years ago

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Answer:

Money management skills are the abilities to control your spending and money and be able to prepare for the future.

Explanation:

by preparing for the future, I mean saving up your money while still using enough so you have food and clothes and other necessities. and by being able to control it, I mean not spending your money on useless things like a box chicken or fancy luxurious scissors.

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