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1. Intangible-purchase goals pertain to abstract goals such as happiness, long life, leisure.
2. Financial goals are the bases for planning, implementing, and measuring the progress of spending, saving and investing activities.
3. Smart financial goals are time-based, indicating a specific time of beginning and achievement of goals.
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