Which of the following is not a reason to set realistic financial goals?
A) So you have something to refer to every time you get paid
B) So you have a high likelihood of achieving them
C) If the goal is too onerous, you will be unwilling to follow the plan.
D) If you fail, you will be discouraged and lose interest in planning.

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Setting realistic financial goals is important to ensure they are achievable and to maintain motivation. However, having something to refer to every time you get paid is more about budgeting and managing finances on a regular basis, rather than a reason for setting realistic goals. Choices B, C, and D all relate directly to the importance of setting achievable goals to maintain motivation and commitment.

Which of the Following Is Not a Reason to Set