I started identifying one or two major goals, and then working to accomplish them. The result was that my finances improved appreciably — and the change was more permanent.
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I started identifying one or two major goals, and then working to accomplish them. The result was that my finances improved appreciably — and the change was more permanent.

With everyone talking up their goals for the New Year, I figure I’d better jump on board here before the train leaves the station.
One of the biggest mistakes that many make as they begin setting goals, and as they attempt to make changes to their financial lives, is to start too big. Your best option is to start small.

Whether you are setting goals for the new year, or whether you just want to continue to improve yourself, here are 6 tips for setting better goals.

For many, fall represents a new start, and it’s the perfect season to take stock of your finances. You still have time to meet this year’s financial goals:

New years goals usually fall apart and I don't want to completely forget about them so here is a post to let everyone know where I'm at!
If you aren’t in the habit of setting goals regularly, I would urge you to think about doing so. Here are some reasons it’s a good idea.
When students see the term investing, they usually have one of two reactions. The more common and cautious approach is: “I have no money to invest, I’m taking out student loans for goodness sakes.
After a while, the enthusiasm felt when setting our goals fades, and we become bogged down in the details. They key to achieving your financial goals isn't setting objectives, or even getting started; it's remaining motivated.
The aim of performance management in the financial sector is to ensure that an organization functions in a way that helps it achieve its goals and objectives.




