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Author: KEOWN
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Chapter 17, Problem 2PA
Summary Introduction
To determine:
Importance of financial planning for women as compared to men.
Introduction:
Financial Planning means the planning of the finances for coming future. This involves current income management and making savings in a planned manner to make the life financially safe.
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