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What tends to happen to the accuracy of our savings goals as our investment horizon becomes longer? a. it is not useful to have long-term savings goals. b. we are less able to accurately estimate the amount we will need. c. we can estimate the amount we need more accurately. d. the accuracy of our savings goals doesn't change.

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