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londoo:

Jennifer has payments every three months for her health insurance. If each payment is $456, how much money should she budget for health insurance each month?

Tranquility:

Hello there! Welcome to QuestionCove! @londoo If Jennifer is paying for health insurance every three months, then for her to have enough money at the end of three months to pay her bills, she should budget 1/3 of that amount each month. That way, it'll add up to the full amount after 3 months. Does that make sense? If not, I'd be more than happy to explain it a different way! What is 1/3 of 456?

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