This is Motley Fool Answers. I'm Alison Southwick and I am joined as always by Robert Brokamp,

personal finance expert here at the Motley Fool. But wait! One more!

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We have a special guest and that is Jason Moser.

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Jason joins us to talk about the attributes of a never-sell stock, the stocks you want to

have and hold forever and ever. We'll even get some never-sell stock ideas from a few

analysts, and we're also going to answer your question about adjusting money priorities when

life gets unpredictable. All that and more on this week's episode of Molly Full Answers.

It's time for Answers Answers! And today's

question comes from Abby in Washington, D.C. She writes, I'll soon be headed to business

school, and my question is about this new phase in my life. Do you have advice for someone whose finances

are about to turn upside down? I'm going to transition from saving earnings to spending savings, and my new world will

be very unpredictable and rife with situations where I have to assess whether a trip, special

event, etc., is worth the extra cost.

Any advice for how to set and keep my new financial priorities?

She also writes, P.S., Allison, all clogs all day

here. Rock on. Rock on, Abby. I agree.

Well, Abby's situation exemplifies an important financial planning concept, and that is,

life transitions are financial disruptions. Whether it's going to school like she is or graduating from school

or sending your kids off to school, marriage, divorce, birth, death, job change, moving,

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