{20 pts} hi so im doing a tchart on a decision for economics with financial literacy. i need 3 more costs and if possible 3 more benefits. my question is "should i get a car?"
so far for costs (c) and benefits (b) i have: C: "it will be expensive"
B: "but it will be worth it in the end especially if i start saving now"
C: "i will have to have enough money for gas each week"
B: "it gives me a good source of transportation"
C: "it comes with alot of responsibilities" B: "ill have a little bit of freedom"
C: "i will have to research what car would work best for me and a good insurance company"
B: "i will have a good car that would suit me best and good insurance coverage"
C: "ill have to get a good job to help me pay for it as well as for the extra things such as taxes and if something goes wrong"
B: "with a good job i can also start learning how to make good choices with the money i make"

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