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Planning #19 (static): Ethical Dilemma Question Help Ethical Dilemma. Cindy and Jack have always practiced good financial habits. In particular, developing and living by a budget. They are currently in the market to purchase a new car and have budgled 100 per month for car payments While visiting local dealership, a salesman. Soll, shows them a car that meets their financial requirements. Then he insists that they look at a much more expensive car that he knows they would prefer. The more expensive car would result in payments of $500 per month In dincunning the two con Cindy and Jack tell Scott that the only way they can afford a more expensive car would be to discontinue making a $200 monthly contribution to their retirement plan, which they have begun. They plan to retire in 30 years. Scott explains that they would only need to discontinue the $200 monthly payments for five years, as the length of the car Scott Calculates that the $12.000 inost contributions over the next five years could be made up over the remaining 25 years by increasing the monthly contribution by only 540 per month, and they would be able to achieve the goal a. Comment on the ethics of a salesperson who attempts to tak customers into spending more than they had originally planned and budgeted b. Scott correct in his caloulation that Cindy and Jack can make up the difference in their retirement by increasing their monthly contributions by only $40 per month for the remaining 25 year? (Nor Asume an wanase of retum of 6% on Cindy and Jack's Investment and assume that make investments annually) a Boot the salmon, han behaved (Select the best answer below) a A deathly since Cindy and Jack will trust him. OB though he were their friend och an ethical wwy since his obligation is to assist the customer a responsibily wince he should have encouraged them to spend eventos Planning #19 (static): Ethical Dilemma Question Help Ethical Dilemma. Cindy and Jack have always practiced good financial habits. In particular, developing and living by a budget. They are currently in the market to purchase a new car and have budgled 100 per month for car payments While visiting local dealership, a salesman. Soll, shows them a car that meets their financial requirements. Then he insists that they look at a much more expensive car that he knows they would prefer. The more expensive car would result in payments of $500 per month In dincunning the two con Cindy and Jack tell Scott that the only way they can afford a more expensive car would be to discontinue making a $200 monthly contribution to their retirement plan, which they have begun. They plan to retire in 30 years. Scott explains that they would only need to discontinue the $200 monthly payments for five years, as the length of the car Scott Calculates that the $12.000 inost contributions over the next five years could be made up over the remaining 25 years by increasing the monthly contribution by only 540 per month, and they would be able to achieve the goal a. Comment on the ethics of a salesperson who attempts to tak customers into spending more than they had originally planned and budgeted b. Scott correct in his caloulation that Cindy and Jack can make up the difference in their retirement by increasing their monthly contributions by only $40 per month for the remaining 25 year? (Nor Asume an wanase of retum of 6% on Cindy and Jack's Investment and assume that make investments annually) a Boot the salmon, han behaved (Select the best answer below) a A deathly since Cindy and Jack will trust him. OB though he were their friend och an ethical wwy since his obligation is to assist the customer a responsibily wince he should have encouraged them to spend eventos