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Setting and Prioritizing Your Shorter-Term Goals

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Unless you earn really big bucks or expect to have a large family inheritance to tap, your personal and financial desires will probably outstrip your resources. Thus, you must prioritize your goals.

One of the biggest mistakes I see people make is rushing into a financial decision without considering what’s really important to them. Because many people get caught up in the responsibilities of their daily lives, they often don’t take time for reflection often because they feel that they lack the time. Take that time, because people who identify their goals and then work toward them, which often requires changing some habits, are far more likely to accomplish something significant.

In this section, I discuss common “shorter-term” financial goals — such as establishing an emergency reserve, making major purchases, owning a home, and starting a small business — and how to work toward them. Accomplishing such goals almost always requires saving money.

Investing in Your 20s & 30s For Dummies

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