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1 Setting goals

2 Setting goals Financial goals are all about how we are going to use our money in the future. Ask – where will I direct my money this year? The aim is to improve our wellbeing, both now and over the long term. Goals | Sorted in Schools

3 Financial goals Most financial goals are focused on paying debt, saving, and investing. They might also focus on helping family or contributing to your community. Goals | Sorted in Schools

4 Goals can be set for any length of time.
A short-term goal could be to save for a computer, a smartphone, or a holiday. Longer-term goals could include buying a car or a house, or saving for retirement. Goals | Sorted in Schools

5 Financial goals Financial goals are often about paying debt or saving.
If we have high-interest debt, like credit card or hire purchase debt, the main goal should be to pay that debt off first and as soon as possible. Sub heading Goals | Sorted in Schools

6 Set aside savings for emergencies to help when unexpected life events happen.
Think about paying to have your car fixed when it breaks down, paying dentist bills, or paying for a funeral. Emergency savings save you from having to pay high interest rates when you need money urgently. Goals | Sorted in Schools

7 Make your goals specific and realistic, and write them down.
Keeping each goal simple and giving it a timeframe and a dollar amount helps. Goals | Sorted in Schools

8 Before you start planning your financial goals, you need to work a few things out – which is where a budget comes in handy. A budget shows how much income you have coming in, and how many expenses you have going out. Goals | Sorted in Schools

9 To set financial goals, you need to know how much you can afford to set aside for paying off debt and for savings, so that you can set the goals to match these amounts. Goals | Sorted in Schools

10 Review and track your goals regularly.
Keep a record of how you are going. Check your bank statements regularly to track your progress Document your spending, especially if you've set a resolution such as buying only one coffee a week. Share your progress with a buddy. Goals | Sorted in Schools

11 Take the time to celebrate the goals you achieve.
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12 Make sure you have another goal ready to go once one has been achieved.
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