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2 What you might NEED to pay for in order to work…

3 What you might NEED to pay for in order to keep your family safe, warm and healthy…

4 What you might LIKE to pay for as an extra…

5 When you write up your summary about why it is important to manage your money carefully, think about the following… What would happen if you didn’t pay for the things you needed in order to work? What would happen if you didn’t work and earn enough money to pay for the things you need to keep your family safe, warm and healthy etc.? Out of the three lists, what is the least important list of items?

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