Monthly financial goals

29 short term financial goals to help you save more money and build financial security without the stress and pressure to take on too much at once.

While you can start working on your goals whenever you want, the new year often seems like a great opportunity for new beginnings. It's important not to get overwhelmed or discouraged by the goals you set and realize that every step you take counts - even when you reach smaller goals. There are things that

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Many people like to make goals or resolutions at the beginning of a new year, but the truth is, sometimes yearly goals can be overwhelming. If you decide your goal for the year is to avoid sugar, spend as little money as possible, and exercise every day, chances are that before the end of January you’ll have already failed at at least one. It’s hard to make huge changes all at once, especially when it comes to money. (But if you do want to set yearly goals, check out my tips on how to do…

Maybe you’ve made “saving money” a resolution for 2020. It’s one that’s really tough to follow through on, often because we associate saving with skimping. Depriving ourselves. Eating Ramen noodles for dinner. The first step toward saving money is reframing the entire concept of saving money. It’s time to try viewing it not as being cash-strapped, but as reallocating your funds.

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I’ve wanted to do this for months (kind of eluded to it in my 12 Ways to Save Money post here) and haven’t vocalized it because I’m afraid to fail. More like I KNOW I will fail, and so I’ve been choosing to ignore it, avoid the feeling of failure altogether, and pretend the thought