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Setting goals that will make you financially independent
If you haven’t reviewed and set your financial goals for 2019 yet, you may be missing the boat to your personal financial success and well-being! Now would be a great time to get on board and do so.
Financial goal-setting is vitally important for anyone’s peace of mind – it’s simple and doesn’t take much time, nor is it only for the super wealthy.
Just like your work year planner or a bucket list, you should have a personal financial plan that sets out smart, achievable goals for the medium and long terms. Simply review your personal circumstances and income, what your needs are, what you can afford, and what you would like to accomplish. Then set your financial goals accordingly.
It’s an excellent way to help you become truly moneywise and financially independent. And don’t we all want that!
The benefits of financial goalsetting are many
10 tips for setting financial goals to get you started
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