Business, 03.08.2021 02:20 elmoreroman11

Arturo has net pay of approximately $300 per month from his part-time job. At the start of his junior year of high school, he has three main

motivations for working: His parents don't give him a lot of "spending

money" to use for fun school events or time with his friends, so he wants

to self-fund his recreation during the last two years of high school. His

goal is to have $5000 or more saved by the time he leaves for college in

24 months. He thinks he'd like to attend senior prom (estimated cost

$750), senior trip (estimated cost $750), or both next year. Provide a plan

for how Arturo should save and spend his money to make his financial

goals possible during the remainder of high school. Explain why you are

making those choices. *

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Arturo has net pay of approximately $300 per month from his part-time job. At the start of his juni...