Business, 01.09.2019 10:50 yrodrig13

Select the items from this list that are examples of misconceptions.
a high school student is too young to have a budget.
a bank is not a safe place to keep your money.
buy stock before you have a steady income.
after high school, there is no need to become more educated.
save your money as soon as you have a full-time job.

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Select the items from this list that are examples of misconceptions.
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