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Evaluating the 'Access to Credit' Assumption
A core principle of personal financial planning suggests that individuals can and should borrow money to maintain a stable standard of living when they confidently expect their income to rise significantly in the future. Critically evaluate this principle by discussing two distinct real-world constraints that could prevent an individual from successfully implementing this strategy, even if their future income prospects are excellent.
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