Setting Financial Goals

Discussion in 'Community Discussion' started by sadinstafeed, Feb 11, 2017.

  1. Setting Financial Goals is important for anyone, regardless of race, ethnicity, or sexual orientation. Being financially stable is a great feeling to have. SO I wanted to know, what are YOUR financial goals. If you don't have one, use this acronym: SMART.

    Specific: Make your goal specific. Example: I want to save $5000 for college living.
    Now, you know what your goal is; and what you're saving for, but you want to make your goal Measurable as well.
    Measurable: Know how you will meet that goal with an actual numeric amount of money. Example: I want to save $5000 for college living by putting $104 in my bank account a month.
    Now that you know how much you want to save and what for, as well as how you will meet it: you now need to make your goal attainable and reasonable.
    Achievable: give yourself a certain time that you wish to meet this goal. Example: I want to save $5000 in four years by putting $104 in my bank account a month for college living.
    Reasonable: Goes along with Achievable.
    Lastly, make your goals Time Bound. I pretty much went over this so you have a goal written down hopefully! Share your goals with us!
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  2. Yeah I set financial goals too like for example, I chopped 4 stacks of birch wood and sold them to a mall that bought at the highest price.
  3. Sell four DC of eggs for 2.5 mill
  4. Don't buy only sell.
  5. Sell everything muahahahaha
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  6. Sings... "I want to be a millionaire so frigin bad..." ~ Bruno Mars song :)
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