Families heading toward serious financial problems are likely to exhibit all of the following characteristics EXCEPT:

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The other three choices are all characteristics commonly exhibited by families heading toward serious financial problems. Lack of retirement planning, no regular savings plan, and a strong belief that the financial problem will disappear are all signs of financial instability. However, having too many liquid assets is not typically a characteristic associated with financial instability as it indicates a level of financial liquidity and preparedness.

Families Heading Toward Serious Financial Problems Are Likely to Exhibit