Jason graduated from college in June. He started a job later that month that is paying him an average salary for a new employee in his field. He’s sharing an apartment with three roommates and has $30,000 in student loans to pay off. What should his immediate financial goal be?

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The DSST Personal Finance exam tests the ability to understand credit and debt; major purchases; taxes; insurance; investments; and retirement and estate planning. The DSST Personal Finance exam contains 100 questions to be answered in 2 hours.  Exam content:  Foundations of Personal Finance – 8% a. Financial planning process b. Budgeting c. Cash management e. Certification in financial planning Credit and Debt – 15% a. Credit and debit cards b. Installment loans c. Interest calculations d. Federal credit laws e. Creditworthiness, credit scoring and reporting f.... Show more

Jason graduated from college in June. He started a job later that month that is paying him an average salary for a new employee in his field. He’s sharing an apartment with three roommates and has $30,000 in student loans to pay off. What should his immediate financial goal be?






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