1. What is a financial goal?

Something you plan to achieve with your money An unplanned purchase A store receipt A bank password

2. Which is an example of a short-term money goal?

Saving for something you plan to buy relatively soon Planning decades ahead only Ignoring savings Spending everything today

3. Why give a savings goal a target amount?

It helps you know how much you are working toward It makes the item free It removes the need to save It guarantees extra income

4. Why can a deadline help with a goal?

It gives you a time target for your plan It makes money unlimited It removes the goal It guarantees success without action

5. What can help you reach a larger goal?

Saving smaller amounts consistently Never tracking progress Spending the savings Ignoring the target

6. Why track progress toward a goal?

To see how close you are and adjust if needed To make the goal disappear To increase prices To avoid planning

7. Can financial goals change?

Yes, plans can be adjusted when circumstances change No, never Only banks can change them Only stores decide

8. What makes a money goal more useful?

A clear purpose, amount, and plan No target at all Random spending No way to measure progress