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55. Jen wishes to take a vacation in a few months that costs more than her monthly paycheck will allow. What would be the safest way to get the money for the trip? Take more money out of her check and
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55. Jen wishes to take a vacation in a few months that costs more than her monthly paycheck will allow. What would be the safest way to get the

money for the trip?
Take more money out of her check and have it directly deposited into a 401k retirement plan
Start immediately putting a portion of the money in an interest earning savings account
Charge the trip on her credit card and then pay it back over the next several years
Invest a large amount of money in young companies on the stock market

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Answer: start immediately putting a portion of the money in an interest-earning saving account

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Charge her trip on credit card and then pay it back over the years ... your welcome
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