Business, 19.11.2020 20:20 elijah1090

Brittany is a high school junior who worries about her money habits. Her parents have always worked hard, but they've never had enough money to buy
her trendy clothes. Brittany recently landed a job at a clothing store in the mall.
Now that she has her own money, all she wants to do is buy clothes. It's hard to
resist spending her entire paycheck on all the latest styles she sees coming into
the store. She's even begun setting aside the clothes she wants to buy prior to
getting paid in a sense, spending her paycheck before she even gets it. Brittany
feels guilty about spending all of her money, but she definitely seems to be more
comfortable with spending than saving. What advice would you give her to
change her spending behavior?

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