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Adalaide is considering switching cell phone plans. Though the new plan is slightly more each month, she’ll be able to get a new phone sooner. When making this financial decision, what should Adalaide keep in mind?
Only major financial commitments will affect your overall financial status.
Any small financial commitments will make no effect on your financial standing.
Both small and large financial decisions can influence your financial health.
Use only your emotions to make big and small financial decisions.
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Both small and large financial decisions can influence your financial health.
Even a few extra dollars a month add up (e.g., $10/month = $120/year), and recurring charges, phone financing, activation fees, insurance, and interest can change your budget and savings goals over time. Before switching, compare the total cost (monthly + phone cost + fees), consider how it fits your budget and emergency fund, and weigh whether getting the phone sooner is worth the added expense.
Even a few extra dollars a month add up (e.g., $10/month = $120/year), and recurring charges, phone financing, activation fees, insurance, and interest can change your budget and savings goals over time. Before switching, compare the total cost (monthly + phone cost + fees), consider how it fits your budget and emergency fund, and weigh whether getting the phone sooner is worth the added expense.
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