Check which of the following are good tips for cutting down on impulse buying:
Statement:
Good:Bad:
When you're going shopping, take a list, and stick to it!
O
Ask yourself, "Do I need this, or do I just want this?"
O
Always buy the newest model of something the minute it
comes out.
Always grab the brand name product first!
Plan big-deal buys like a computer or a car-never buy them
on impulse.
Don't be a fashion groupie-resist this month's "in" look.
Don't let small money burns keep you from making big but
good money burns.
Don't ever question a seller's motive.
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Morris borrowed $9,000 from a credit union at 13% simple interest for 42 months. what were his money installment payments?

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