Task 1: Savings, Investments, and Risk Management for a Young Professional
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Task 1: Savings, Investments, and Risk Management for a Young Professional
Talk to a 25-year-old business professional who has a graduate degree and who is unmarried. This person can be a family member, friend, or mentor. Describe the savings and investments and risk management strategies this professional has adopted.
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