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HELP ILL GIVE A CROWN TO WHOEVER IS RIGHT BUT PLZ HeLP
Alejandro lives in a small apartment, within walking distance to school. He takes the bus to work where he makes $10 per hour after taxes and works 30 hours per week. He wants to save money to buy a $6000 car within the next 2 years. How could a monthly budget be created to help Alejandro meet his financial goals? Select the best option.
Monthly Budget
Budget A
Budget B
Budget C
Budget D
Income
$1,500
$1,500
$1,200
$1,200
Expenses-
Rent
Utilities
Food
Bus Pass
Savings
$600
$100
$150
$25
$250
$600
$100
$550
$25
$250
$600
$100
$250
$25
$250
$600
$100
$150
$25
$250
a.
Budget A
b.
Budget B
c.
Budget C
d.
Budget D
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
B
C
D
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