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5 10DecisionMaking Process

Financial Planning Process

SMARTGoals

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Decision Making ProcessQuestion for 5 Points

What is the first step in the

Decision Making Process?

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Decision Making ProcessAnswer for 5 Points

Identify your goal.

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Decision Making ProcessQuestion for 10 Points

What is the second step in the

Decision Making Process?

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Decision Making ProcessAnswer for 10 Points

Establish your criteria.

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Decision Making ProcessQuestion for 15 Points

What is the third step in the

Decision Making Process?

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Decision Making Process Answer for 15 Points

Examine your options.

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Decision Making ProcessQuestion for 20 Points

What is the fourth step in the

Decision Making Process?

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Decision Making ProcessAnswer for 20 Points

Weigh the pros and cons.

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Decision Making ProcessQuestion for 25 Points

What are the fifth and sixth steps in

the Decision Making Process?

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Decision Making ProcessAnswer for 25 Points

Make your decisionand

evaluate results.

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Financial PlanningQuestion for 5 Points

What is the first step of the

Financial Planning Process?

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Financial PlanningAnswer for 5 Points

Set SMART Goals.

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Financial PlanningQuestion for 10 Points

What is the second step of the

Financial Planning Process?

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Financial PlanningAnswer for 10 Points

Analyze information.

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Financial PlanningQuestion for 15 Points

What is the third step of the

Financial Planning Process?

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Financial PlanningAnswer for 15 Points

Create a plan.

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Financial PlanningQuestion for 20 Points

What is the fourth step of the

Financial Planning Process?

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Financial PlanningAnswer for 20 Points

Implement the plan.

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Financial PlanningQuestion for 25 Points

What is the fifth step of the

Financial Planning Process?

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Financial PlanningAnswer for 25 Points

Monitor and modify the plan.

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SMART GoalsQuestion for 5 Points

What does the ‘S’ in ‘SMART Goals’

stand for?Show Answer

SMART GoalsAnswer for 5 Points

Specific.

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SMART GoalsQuestion for 10 Points

What does the ‘M’ in ‘SMART Goals’

stand for?Show Answer

SMART GoalsAnswer for 10 Points

Measurable.

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SMART GoalsQuestion for 15 Points

What does the ‘A’ in ‘SMART Goals’

stand for?Show Answer

SMART GoalsAnswer for 15 Points

Attainable.

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SMART GoalsQuestion for 20 Points

What does the ‘R’ in ‘SMART Goals’

stand for?Show Answer

SMART GoalsAnswer for 20 Points

Realistic.

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SMART GoalsQuestion for 25 Points

What does the ‘T’ in ‘SMART Goals’

stand for?Show Answer

SMART GoalsAnswer for 25 Points

Time bound.

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Do You Know?Question for 5 Points

What is a statement of something a person

wants or needs to do? Show Answer

Do You Know?Answer for 5 Points

A goal.

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Do You Know?Question for 10 Points

What is the process of setting goals, developing a plan to achieve them, and

putting the plan into action?

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Do You Know?Answer for 10 Points

A financial plan.

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Do You Know?Question for 15 Points

What are goals that will be achieved between

three months to a year?

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Do You Know?Answer for 15 Points

An intermediate-term

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Do You Know?Question for 20 Points

What are the things that make life more interesting & fun, but you could live

without them if you had to?

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Do You Know?Answer for 20 Points

A want.

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Do You Know?Question for 25 Points

What is it called when you give up something you want now to get

something even better in the future? Show Answer

Do You Know?Answer for 25 Points

Delayed gratification.

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What is That?Question for 5 Points

What are the basic things

we must have to survive?

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What is That?Answer for 5 Points

A need.

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What is That?Question for 10 Points

Often a major decision leads to several smaller

ones of these. Show Answer

What is That?Answer for 10 Points

Satellite decisions.

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What is That?Question for 15 Points

What are the beliefs and practices in your

life that are very important to you?

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What is That?Answer for 15 Points

Values.

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What is That?Question for 20 Points

What type of goal will take you more than a

year to achieve?Show Answer

What is That?Answer for 20 Points

A long-term goal.

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What is That?Question for 25 Points

What is the value of what is given up when you choose one option

over another?Show Answer

What is That?Answer for 25 Points

Opportunity cost.

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“Big Points”Question

What measures the money you receive and the money you spend?

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Big Points Answer

A cash flow.

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