To create SMART goals that actually work, ask yourself if that goal is Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant/Results-Based and Time-bound. If your goal meets all of these requirements, you’ll know that it can actually work.
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As a single mom, balancing work, family, and money can be tough. Here are 6 money-saving tips to help you stay mindful of your money.
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I wanted to do a money challenge this month, so I decided to create a 2021 March money challenge. You start with $0 and make as much money as possible before the end of the month. Are you up for the Challenge?
It’s good to pay attention to both your credit score and your net worth. An 800 credit score sounds great, but if your net worth is a negative number, you only look like you’re doing ok financially, but you’re not.
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Saving money is difficult when you are on a tight budget, but it’s not impossible. That’s why savings challenges like the Rainy Day Fund create an easier and more fun way to build wealth and security.
This is not just the end of 2019, it’s the Last Month of the Decade. Everyone is setting goals to make changes in their lives for 2020. But are you ready? Do you have your checklist of goals? This is how to be prepared:
The way to fix your relationship with money is by Reconciling your defining moment, Giving your money a job, Pairing down, and Keeping track. How you feel about money creates the relationship. How you feel about what it means to you keeps you in that relationship. Ask yourself what money means to you. Write in your journal the answers to the following: