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Schach [20]
2 years ago
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Candace has just landed her first job and has the long-term goal to one day buy a house. She needs help investing some of her mo

ney so that one day she can reach that goal. Candace begins to look for a financial advisor who can help her pick where to put her money so that it is safe and will grow. Name two qualities that Candace should look for as she chooses her financial advisor and state why those qualities are important.
Business
1 answer:
Elza [17]2 years ago
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Answer:

two qualities candace should look for...

Explanation:

understanding- she should look for someone who is understanding of her money and her time, with out that the financial advisor could be very careless

communication- they should be able to communicate with her about her money if there is ever a problem, and when she has the right amount to get her goal.

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