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Analyze the scenarios below and decide what personal finance philosophy should be applied. Choices are given below:Nicolas Cage – one of the highest paid actors in Hollywood, made bizarre purchases such as castles, islands, and dinosaur skulls. He ended up with a USD14 million debt to the Internal Revenue Service.*A. Live below your means.B. Avoid credit card debt.C. Have an emergency fund.D. Ensure your needs (not your wants).E. Be pound wise.F. More things will not make you happyG. Determine net vs. gross.H. Know your net worthI. Automate everythingJ. Have financial independence

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Analyze the scenarios below and decide what personal finance philosophy should be applied. Choices are given below:Nicolas Cage – one of the highest paid actors in Hollywood, made bizarre purchases such as castles, islands, and dinosaur skulls. He ended up with a USD14 million debt to the Internal Revenue Service.*A. Live below your means.B. Avoid credit card debt.C. Have an emergency fund.D. Ensure your needs (not your wants).E. Be pound wise.F. More things will not make you happyG. Determine net vs. gross.H. Know your net worthI. Automate everythingJ. Have financial independence

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The personal finance philosophy that should be applied to Nicolas Cage's scenario is "A. Live below your means". Despite his high income, Cage's extravagant purchases led him into debt. This suggests that he was living well above his means. If he had chosen to live below his means, he could have avoided this debt. Additionally, philosophy "F. More things will not make you happy" could also apply, as Cage's happiness did not seem to increase with the acquisition of more items, but rather led to financial stress.

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