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Which of the following are common barriers to achieving financial inclusion? 1) Lack of physical infrastructure, such as bank branches and ATMs, in remote areas. 2) Low fees and account maintenance charges associated with financial services. 3) Specific availability of financial products tailored to the needs of low-income individuals. 4) Inadequate financial literacy and awareness among the target population. 5) Excessive documentation requirements and stringent eligibility criteria for accessing financial services. Choose the correct answer.
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